BAGNOLS-SUR-CÈZE (France), Oct 2 — In the cradle of France’s atomic programme, researchers are using their nuclear know-how for a key project in the country’s energy...
BAGNOLS-SUR-CÈZE , Oct 2 — In the cradle of France’s atomic programme, researchers are using their nuclear know-how for a key project in the country’s energy transition: recycling the raw materials in old electric car batteries, solar panels and wind turbines.
The French atomic and alternative energy commission is using its research facility in the southern centre of Marcoule to find ways to recycle the components used for clean technologies. The goal is to recover the materials and use them on an industrial scale, said Richard Laucournet, head of the new materials department at the CEA centre.
The process can recover lithium, nickel, cobalt and graphite from the black mass that comes from crushing the automobile electric battery cells.
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