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New recycling process achieves battery-grade lithium hydroxide - RECYCLING magazine
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Cylib, a German start-up, has been able to produce lithium hydroxide of high purity from used electric car batteries. The material can now be used for new batteries. The article This start-up manufactures lithium from used electric batteries appeared first on Automobile Clean.
Syensqo and cylib reach a milestone in lithium recovery – Inside Oil & Gas
Syensqo and cylib have reached a significant milestone in circular battery materials processing by producing high-purity lithium hydroxide from spent EV batteries. This collaboration marks a major advancement in the recovery of valuable materials, as very few recycling companies today can produce lithium at battery-grade, especially lithium hydroxide, the preferred form of lithium for new EV batteries. A first in the battery recycling industry, …
New recycling process achieves battery-grade lithium hydroxide - RECYCLING magazine
For the first time in the battery recycling sector, lithium was extracted and purified from shredded electrodes (black mass) containing various chemistries, including nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC) and lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP), using a single processing line. This integrated approach enhances process flexibility and may reduce capital expenditures. The process combines Cylib’s hydrometallurgical technology with Syensqo’s solvent extraction ex…
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