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Provider of remanufacturing, reuse, repurpose and recycling services for Lithium-Ion Batteries

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Industry Group waste & recycling

Sector waste management

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TRL 1 Basic research
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Headquarters Houston, TX Houston, United States
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Updated by Jan Naidu at ReVolt Battery Technology Corporation on 11/04/2021

Edited by Cleantech Group on 03/25/2022

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The University of Alabama The University of Alabama
The University of Alabama is doing focused research on the material and chemistry challenges posed by on-board electro-chemical energy storage and processing. Of particular interest in the last few years has been work on fuel cells, hydrogen storage, and, more recently, on batteries. This activity includes fundamental studies of fuel cell materials and catalytic chemistry.
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ReVolt LIB recovery

Our technologies would help to create batteries that utilize completely recycled components that have similar performance to critical materials will further diversify the EV battery supply chain and make the US less reliant on critical materials.

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