
Efficient Direct Recycling
for Low-Value LFP Battery
for Circular and Sustainable
Waste Management
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ABOUT
The ReUse project investigates and develops novel processes for the direct recycling of LFP-based LiBs and their production waste. The recycling concept will be widely applicable to upcoming and future low-cost battery technologies.
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FUNDING
The ReUse project is co-funded by the European Union and the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI).
With an EU contribution of 4 927 664,93 €.
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CONSORTIUM
Our research consortium includes 13 partners from 7 different European countries.
January 2024 - December 2026
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BATTERY 2030+
We are a proud member of Battery 2030+. An essential part of the European battery “ecosystem” inventing the sustainable batteries of the future.
Learn more about the initiative!
OBJECTIVES
Develop automated EoL-battery sorting and optimized discharge schemes.
Develop automated disassembly/deconstruction strategies for LFP battery cells.
Improve recycling efficiency and direct re-use of battery active materials, conductive carbon, and binders through improved separation and regeneration methods.
Ensure sustainability of the ReUse concept by LCA, LCC, and Social Impact studies.
