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Vianode and FAAM said they demonstrated that graphite from FAAM’s anode production scrap can be recycled into anode-grade graphite. The companies said they are expanding the collaboration to scale the process toward industrial deployment.
Vianode says it is looking for a partner for its next expansion phase. CEO Burkhard Straube said options range from cooperation to a full acquisition.
According to electrive, Vianode and FAAM say they have demonstrated recycling waste graphite from battery production into high-performance anode material and now aim to scale the approach for industrial use.