Li-ion Energy provides compliant lithium battery recycling for commercial, government, and industrial sectors, safely dismantling and de-risking various battery chemistries. They also engineer custom battery packs using new cells and offer reconditioned packs from repurposed cells for energy storage and electric mobility.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The disposal of lithium battery waste presents significant environmental challenges, with a substantial portion ending up in landfills. This practice not only leads to resource depletion but also poses risks associated with improper handling of hazardous materials.
Solution
Li-ion Energy offers comprehensive lithium battery recycling services designed for commercial, government, and industrial sectors. The company specializes in the safe dismantling and de-risking of various battery chemistries, including lithium-ion and LiFePO4, ensuring compliant processing. Beyond recycling, Li-ion Energy engineers custom, high-performance battery packs utilizing new cells and provides reconditioned packs from repurposed cells for applications such as energy storage and electric mobility. This dual approach addresses waste management while also supplying refurbished and new battery solutions.
Target Audience
The primary customers are recyclers, waste management companies, and businesses across commercial, government, mining, and industrial sectors that generate lithium battery waste.
Features
- Compliant transport solutions for bulk battery and e-waste collection.
- Expert dismantling and technical de-risking of battery packs.
- Certified recycling processes with itemized documentation and emission prevention reports.
- Proprietary testing and grading process for repurposing viable cells.
- Engineering of custom battery packs using new cells, tailored to specific application requirements.
- Provision of reconditioned and rebuilt battery packs from repurposed cells for energy storage and electric mobility.
- Circular business model aimed at reducing recycling fees through resource recovery.