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U.S. Department of Energy Reinstates $57 Million Grant to American Battery Technology, Accelerating Lithium Refining Facility Construction
Waste Dive USA Overview The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has reinstated a $57 million grant to American Battery Technology Co. (ABTC) for the construction of a lithium refining facility in Tonopah Flats, Nevada. This $115 million comm... -
GM Partners with Peak Energy to Develop Sodium-Ion Batteries for Stationary Storage, Bolstering Energy Business with AI Data Center Focus and Second-Life EV Batteries
Car and Driver USA Overview General Motors (GM) has announced a partnership with Peak Energy to develop and manufacture sodium-ion battery cells primarily for stationary Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), aiming to meet increasing en... -
US DOE Awards $15 Million for Next-Gen Battery Material Development: Sodium-Ion Batteries and SiOC Anodes Target Enhanced Extreme-Temperature Stability
Department of Energy USA Overview The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $15 million in awards for projects focusing on critical material innovation, efficiency, and alternatives (FOA 3105). Giner Inc. will use this funding to dem... -
US Battery Storage Capacity Reaches 14.96 GW / 24.6 GWh in Q1 2026; ERCOT and CAISO Lead, PJM Revenue Soars Post-Regulation Redesign
Modo Energy USA Overview The US added 1.1 GW of battery storage across 20 new projects in Q1 2026, bringing total operational capacity to 14.96 GW with 24.6 GWh of energy capacity. ERCOT and CAISO collectively host approximately two-thir... -
Redwood Materials Secures $350M to Accelerate EV Battery Recycling Operations
drivtu.com USA Overview Redwood Materials has secured $350 million in funding to accelerate its EV battery recycling efforts. The company operates one of the world's largest recycling facilities in Nevada, capable of processing 100,000 t... -
Redwood Materials Inaugurates First Phase of $3.5B Battery Recycling Plant in SC, Boosting US Critical Mineral Supply Chain
SC News Biz USA Overview Redwood Materials has opened the first phase of its $3.5 billion lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Berkeley County, South Carolina. Focused on recovering critical minerals like lithium, nickel, cobalt, an... -
Redwood Materials to Construct Multi-Billion Euro Battery Recycling Plant in Europe to Boost Circular Economy
Redwood Materials Europe Overview Redwood Materials has announced plans to build a new large-scale battery recycling plant in Europe, addressing the continent's surging demand for lithium-ion battery recycling. This multi-billion euro in...
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