Renault builds a dynamic lithium battery material recovery complex closed loop recovery to reduce environmental injury

ଲେଖକ: ଆଇଫ୍ଲୋପାୱାର - Umhlinzeki Wesiteshi Samandla Esiphathekayo

According to the news released by Renault Group, the Group announced on March 18, 2021, announced that Veolia, the leader of the global resources optimization management, and the Solvay, which based on scientific leaders, Solvay, through closed loop. Recycling circular economy for realizing the metal material of European electric car. This consortium is a new cooperation model for the entire battery value chain to protect resources, reduce carbon emissions, and achieve value creation.

It is reported that the existing Veli Ya and Soli Association were established in September 2020, the Leadership and experience of the Renault Group in the lifecycle of the circular economy and electric car will further enhance the strength of the consortium. Thanks to the experience of Viratio in the chemical extraction of battery metal, as well as the experience of wet metallurgy in lithium-ion battery, the consumption will form a highly complementary cooperative relationship through wet metallurgical experience in the dismantling of lithium-ion batteries. To this end, three companies will establish a safe and sustainable source of strategic battery metal materials such as cobalt, nickel and lithium.

These three enterprises plan to use their respective expertise on each of the value chains (from the recycling reportable electric vehicle battery to dismantling, metal material), and to strengthen existing mechanical and wet battery recovery process to achieve this. Through the joint innovation technology of Salvi and Vweipa, the strategic metal that is only suitable for recycling in metallurgical application will be extracted and purified as high purity metals, reuse in new batteries. This closed-loop recycling will reduce the environmental problems generated by future electric vehicle batteries.

Three partners have actively carried out the work of the experimental phase, including the establishment of a pre-production demonstration plant with a battery-making and purification of electric vehicle batteries in France. Luga De Meio, CEO, Renault Group, said that the tripartite will be committed to implementing innovative low-carbon battery recycling solutions, paving the road for the sustainable source of strategic battery materials, in order to meet the growing electric electric Travel demand; will jointly utilize the powerful influence on the entire European electric vehicle value chain, accounting for competitive position in the battery market, and creates value outside the core business. Battery network.