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RESTORE · Automated soRting and safE pre-procesSing of EoL BaTteries with nOvel smart and fast dismantling, and sepaRation technolgies for direct reuse of high purity materials in Energy storage application

HORIZONStatus: SIGNED1 January 202531 December 2028EU funding €7,999,190Call HORIZON-CL5-2024-D2-01

RESTORE represents a pioneering research and development initiative, committed to the challenge of designing, developing and deploying a novel holistic and scalable battery recycling process. RESTORE is dedicated to the safe pre-processing of End-of-life (EoL) battery from Electric vehicles (EV) and domestic Lithium-ion Batteries (LIBs), and aims at developing innovative, safe, cost effective and scalable solution for the separation, recovery, purification, upcycling, and validation of materials and metals, to be directly transformed into new battery precursor and functional materials. The proposed solution will shorten the recycling process, while unlocking the recovery of highly valuable materials, currently lost in conventional recycling process, such as the electrolyte, including both the electrolyte salt and solvents, organic binder, graphite and Cathode Active Material (CAM). The project is driven by key industries in Europe, supported by renown research centres, to ensure battery recycling industry will be able to reach the battery directive, and 2030 Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) targets. The concept is based on three building blocks: i) Improving upstream processes for the sorting of batteries and the liberation of non-battery materials from EV battery packs and prohibit them from entering in the downstream process, while maximizing their valorisation, ii) Improving pre-processing of battery materials to effectively separate active and non-active battery materials, ensuring high-purity outputs. iii) Improving the downstream process to efficiently separate all battery materials and refine them to battery-grade standards, to be directly reinjected into the battery production value chain. Finally, with the support of LCA and LCCA through SSbD assessment, the most promising routes based on recycled materials will be validated on coin cells. The project's outcomes will be effectively communicated, disseminated, and exploited with stakeholders engagement.

Consortium · 20 organisations

coordinator

ACONDICIONAMIENTO TARRASENSE ASSOCIACION

ES · €1,175,531

participant

TORATECNICA SLU

ES · €399,750

participant

ABB AB

SE · €140,625

participant

VLAAMSE INSTELLING VOOR TECHNOLOGISCH ONDERZOEK N.V.

BE · €723,683

participant

VIANODE AS

NO · €319,844

participant

ECO RECYCLING SOCIETA A RESPONSABILITA LIMITATA

IT · €254,188

associatedPartner

Battronics AG

CH

participant

UNIVERSITETET I AGDER

NO · €704,991

participant

FRAUNHOFER GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FORDERUNG DER ANGEWANDTEN FORSCHUNG EV

DE · €832,289

participant

ACCUREC-RECYCLING GMBH

DE · €330,883

participant

E-LYTE INNOVATIONS GMBH

DE · €180,375

participant

INDUMETAL RECYCLING SA

ES · €157,879

participant

Northvolt Revolt AB

SE · €1,000,000

participant

SYENSQO SPECIALTY POLYMERS ITALY S.P.A.

IT · €255,903

associatedPartner

KYBURZ SWITZERLAND AG

CH

participant

PNO INNOVATION

BE · €163,500

participant

HELMHOLTZ-ZENTRUM DRESDEN-ROSSENDORF EV

DE · €706,875

participant

DLYTE CHEMICALS SL

ES · €152,875

associatedPartner

REELEMENTS GMBH

DE

participant

CHALMERS TEKNISKA HOGSKOLA AB

SE · €500,001

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