🌍✨ Vianode and FAAM demonstrate anode graphite recycling from battery production scrap
Why we’re watching: Norwegian battery materials company Vianode and Italian battery cell manufacturer FAAM have demonstrated that graphite from FAAM's anode production scrap can be recycled into anode-grade graphite.
The two companies are expanding the collaboration to scale the process toward industrial deployment and integrate more recycled graphite into battery production. 💚
In a development and qualification program, Vianode processed graphite concentrate recovered from the scrap and converted it into recycled anode-grade graphite.
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