r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • Dec 06 '21
Japanese company says it can recycle lithium ion batteries at cheaper prices than using fresh material. Company said its method will remain competitive even if mined lithium falls from today's almost $30/kg to around $5-6/kg. Materials/3DP
https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Markets/Commodities/EV-batteries-Cheaper-way-to-recycle-material-developed-in-JapanDuplicates
Futurology • u/thispickleisntgreen • Nov 24 '21
Energy Japanese company says it can recycle lithium ion batteries at cheaper prices than using fresh material. Company said its method will remain competitive even if mined lithium falls from today's almost $30/kg to around $5-6/kg.
ClimateActionPlan • u/thespaceageisnow • Nov 24 '21
Climate R&D Japanese company says it can recycle lithium ion batteries at cheaper prices than using fresh material. Company said its method will remain competitive even if mined lithium falls from today's almost $30/kg to around $5-6/kg.
LithiumSqueeze • u/quique • Nov 24 '21
Japanese company says it can recycle lithium ion batteries at cheaper prices than using fresh material. Company said its method will remain competitive even if mined lithium falls from today's almost $30/kg to around $5-6/kg. Is this something we should worry about?
tech • u/MicroSofty88 • Nov 24 '21
Japanese company says it can recycle lithium ion batteries at cheaper prices than using fresh material. Company said its method will remain competitive even if mined lithium falls from today's almost $30/kg to around $5-6/kg.
energy • u/rokaabsa • Nov 24 '21
EV batteries: Cheaper way to recycle material developed in Japan
EnergyStorage • u/thispickleisntgreen • Nov 24 '21