RecycLiCo engages Fusion Projects to enhance battery recycling efforts

In Surrey, British Columbia, on March 25, 2025, RecycLiCo Battery Materials Inc., a pioneer in lithium-ion battery recycling technology, announced its collaboration with Fusion Projects. This partnership aims to identify suitable locations within the Vancouver area for constructing a new laboratory and demonstration plant. Fusion Projects will play a crucial role in evaluating the existing infrastructure to recommend the necessary electrical and mechanical systems required for the facility's build-out. The engagement with Fusion Projects is part of RecycLiCo's strategy to strengthen its technological capabilities while expanding its workforce by hiring additional scientific and engineering staff. With these advancements, the company aims to foster innovation and enhance its prospects for securing funding through grants and cooperative agreements. Richard Sadowsky, RecycLiCo's Interim CEO, emphasized that investing in dedicated lab and plant infrastructure would deepen the company's internal technical resources and support long-term growth. RecycLiCo specializes in sustainable lithium-ion battery upcycling, developing advanced technologies that recover battery-grade materials, including lithium, cobalt, nickel, and manganese, from battery waste. Their hydrometallurgical process allows for efficient conversion of lithium-ion battery waste into valuable materials such as battery-grade cathode precursor, lithium hydroxide, and lithium carbonate. This approach addresses the growing demand for eco-friendly energy storage solutions. The company’s initiative to establish and operate its laboratory and plant facilities is critical for enhancing its research and production capabilities. By collaborating with Fusion Projects, RecycLiCo aims to navigate various phases of their project successfully, ensuring that their operational goals are met and ultimately leading to innovative strategies that contribute positively to the environment and the economy.