Most electric-car batteries could soon be made by recycling old ones
These efforts are about to be given a big boost. Recent breakthroughs in recycling, together with a spate of technological improvements, mean that within a decade or so most of the global demand for raw materials to build new batteries could be met by recycling old ones.
Four projects will receive a combined $355 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, officials announced Friday.
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The car reignited “a couple of times” while it was being moved, a fire department spokesperson told local news outlets.
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With the price of lithium decreasing rapidly, automakers can lower the outright cost of their vehicles and make more money.
Rising demand for electronic devices and electric vehicles has increased the dependence on secondary ion batteries. While lithium-ion batteries are already popular, a promising alternative sodium-ion ...
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