American Battery Technology receives US DOE contract for $20M lithium-ion battery recycling project

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- American Battery Technology Company announced on Wednesday that it has received a contract grant award for its $20 million project from the U.S. Department of Energy .

As part of this industry collaboration, ABTC is serving as the prime recipient of this grant award, and is working in partnership with three public universities, three national laboratories, and one private corporation. “ABTC and its partners intend to validate, test, and deploy three new first-of-kind disruptive advanced separation and processing technologies to further enhance the economic competitiveness, reduce environmental impact, and re-integrate an even greater percentage of the constituent components to the domestic battery manufacturing market,” the company said in a press release.

 

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