The UK-based technology group uses a trademarked process it calls “EcoCathode” to recover over 97% of the lithium and 99% of the graphite from LFP batteries. The LFP batteries being recycled are from ...

The new facility will utilize Ace's innovative and modular LithiumFirst™ technology to recycle LFP batteries at room temperature in a fully electrified hydrometallurgical process producing no ...

Ace's strategic location in Mundra, near major ports handling over 10% of India's maritime cargo, significantly streamlines the transportation of battery recycling feedstock and off-take products. The ...

Although no details were offered, Chinese sources indicate that the battery juggernaut might establish a partnership with Volkswagen. Lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) battery cells are gaining ...

As a part of this expansion, Ace announced plans to establish 10,000 metric tons of LFP battery recycling capacity per year in India by 2026, to meet the growing demand for LFP battery recycling.