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- https://www.redwoodmaterials.com/news/redwood-series-d/
- https://www.redwoodmaterials.com/news/redwood-department-of-energy-loan/
- https://ascendelements.com/ascend-elements-raises-542-million/
- https://li-cycle.com/press-releases/li-cycle-receives-conditional-commitment-for-375-million-loan-from-the-u-s-department-of-energy-atvm-program/
- https://www.cirbasolutions.com/cirba-solutions-u-s-department-of-energy-celebrate-expansion-of-lithium-ion-battery-recycling-operations-in-ohio/
- https://ir.aquametals.com/press-releases/detail/275/aqua-metals-and-yulho-form-strategic-partnership-companies
- https://americanbatterytechnology.com/abtc-receives-10m-doe-grant-for-battery-recycling/
- https://americanbatterytechnology.com/press-release/american-battery-technology-company-secures-up-to-50m-investment-to-support-commercial-scale-battery-material-construction-projects/
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Recycling
Technology start-ups and incumbents are racing to make recycling electric-vehicle batteries cleaner and more economical, with investors pouring billions of dollars into recycling facilities globally
Company
Investments Planned (in $Millions)
Remarks
Redwood Materials raises over $1 billion to focus on collection of end-of-life batteries, increasing refining capability. Redwood receives conditional commitment for $2B Department of Energy loan for battery materials with recycled content
Ascend Elements (previously Battery Resourcers) raises $542 million to build North America’s first cathode precursor (pCAM) facility, utilizing recycled material, on a 140-acre site in Hopkinsville, Kentucky
Li-Cycle receives conditional commitment for $375 million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy ATVM Program
Cirba Solutions & U.S. Department of Energy to expand Lithium-Ion Battery recycling operations in Ohio. The more than $200 million expansion is aided in part by an over $82 million Department of Energy (DOE) grant
Aqua Metals and Yulho (a South Korean storage solution and battery materials company) form a strategic partnership. Yulho invests $5 million in Aqua Metals, and Aqua Metals grants Yulho a license to deploy Aqua Metals’ AquaRefining technology in Asia and Europe
ABTC receives $10 million DOE grant for the development of new lithium-ion battery recycling technologies. ABTC also secured up to $50 million investment to support commercial-scale battery material construction projects including Lithium-Ion battery recycling
Source: Li-Cycle Investor Presentation November 2023
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