Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all
The project’s objective is to establish the guidelines for designing a prototype plant for the recovery of BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) batteries, transforming them into valuable secondary raw materials such as aluminum, copper, plastics, electrolytes, and Black Mass (BM).
It is estimated that by 2030, a total volume of approximately 200,000 tons of BEV batteries will have accumulated for recycling. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a sustainable recovery supply chain in line with the circular economy paradigm.
The project was developed on a conceptual flat, greenfield area with dimensions dictated by the overall operation of the plant platform.
Each Battery Pack (BP) can have a second life, returning a significant portion of the valuable metals it contains, which, once selected and refined, can re-enter the production cycle, providing a perfect example of a circular economy.
The project was developed on a conceptual flat, greenfield area with dimensions dictated by the overall operation of the plant platform.
Each Battery Pack (BP) can have a second life, returning a significant portion of the valuable metals it contains, which, once selected and refined, can re-enter the production cycle, providing a perfect example of a circular economy.