Battery materials and recycling
The lithium-ion battery market is booming, driven by the rapid development of electric vehicles and storage solutions for renewables. The need to improve the performance, durability and profitability of the batteries that power these technologies while meeting environmental standards calls for continuous innovation.
Cathode and anode materials must evolve quickly to meet market demands, and efficient recycling processes must be developed to minimize waste, recycle critical materials and promote a sustainable circular economy.
Battery materials and recycling
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YOUR CHALLENGES
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Optimizing your production and manufacturing processes
As a company operating in the battery industry, you must constantly innovate to remain competitive and meet technical challenges:
- Scaling up processes from the laboratory to commercial production
- Guaranteeing the purity of active materials by avoiding contamination
- Developing advanced technologies to optimize production processes
- Reducing production costs by increasing power efficiency
- Meeting stringent ESG standards for production and recycling
- Integrating innovative solutions to improve electrode-material performance
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OUR APPROACH
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Finding the best solution for each stage of the battery life cycle
With over 40 years of expertise in innovative projects in the energy and natural resources sectors, BBA has developed customized engineering solutions for battery materials, at every stage of the life cycle. We provide comprehensive, integrated solutions for extracting and refining critical materials, manufacturing cathode active materials (CAMs) and anode active materials (AAMs), and exploiting the possibilities of industrial recycling and urban resources.
We leverage our agility to continuously innovate, developing, testing and scaling up cutting-edge processes in hydrometallurgy, pyrometallurgy, electrochemistry and other advanced technologies. We’re committed to optimizing our clients’ recycling processes and facilities to reduce waste and the use of resources—including water and power
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