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The biggest challenge: everyone wants more battery power

For lithium-ion batteries to be part of a greener future, we need to rethink how they are sourced, manufactured and recycled.

Energy-efficient technology aids goal of carbon neutrality

The lithium-ion battery industry’s climate footprint is being scrutinized, putting pressure on all parts of the production chain to become more energy efficient and sustainable.

“Carbon footprint has become the main topic”

As interest in sustainability increases among lithium-ion battery manufacturers, there’s been a surge in interest for electric and energy-efficient heating solutions.

Rotary kiln vs roller hearth kiln – challenging the status quo

Cathode producers would benefit from exchanging roller hearth kilns for rotary kilns in the calcination process. Kanthal has listed the arguments.

Electric processes are key when the battery industry aims to become carbon neutral

As legislators and customers alike demand a clean lithium-ion battery production chain, a good start is to replace fossil fuels in the production process with electricity wherever possible.

The innovative road to success

Seeking new opportunities is vital to success, experts say. Considering the speed of change, all organizations need to be innovative in order not to become obsolete in their field.

The case for electric heating extends beyond environmental benefits

Lithium demand is soaring. But how is it refined, and why is the industry suddenly shifting to all-electric processing?

Meet the battery visionaries of the future

What if electric vehicles are just the start of a battery-powered future? Meet three visionaries who share their thoughts on how battery technology will reshape society.

Electric heating in lithium refineries: Benefits and challenges

The potential benefits and challenges of replacing gas-fired heating with electric heating solutions in the sulfuric acid roasting process.

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