Vianode and FAAM demonstrate recycling of anode graphite from battery production scrap
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.
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 companies said they are expanding the collaboration to scale the process toward industrial deployment.
The source says the collaboration includes a development and qualification program. It also says the companies aim to integrate more recycled graphite into battery production.