American Battery Technology Company
The American Battery Technology Company, previously known as the American Battery Metals Corporation, is a pioneering entity in the realm of battery recycling technology. Founded in 2011, this company is strategically headquartered in Nevada, United States. The company is well-positioned to address the burgeoning global demand for lithium-ion battery resources through a comprehensive lifecycle approach.
American Battery Technology Company specializes in the development and deployment of technologies essential for the recycling and manufacturing of key battery materials. Their business operations are segmented into three core divisions:
These divisions work in synergy to reduce the environmental impact of battery production and to supply domestically-sourced, cost-effective battery metals.
The company's Research Development Center is located at the University of Nevada Reno’s Nevada Center for Applied Research and also operates within the Greentown Labs cleantech incubator. This center is central to the development and evolution of their extraction technologies.
Significantly, the company is engaged in the design of an innovative processing train aimed at manufacturing battery cathode-grade lithium hydroxide from Nevada-based sedimentary claystone resources near Tonopah. This innovative method reduces acid consumption and contaminants, resulting in cleaner and more cost-effective production processes.
The American Battery Technology Company's clean technology platform is instrumental in providing a critical source of domestically manufactured strategic battery metals. These metals are crucial for meeting the increasing demands from industries such as electric vehicles, electrical grid storage, and consumer electronics.
The company has been involved in collaborations with entities such as the United States Council for Automotive Research, which awarded a grant to American Battery Technology Company, in order to advance battery recycling and manufacturing technologies. These partnerships highlight the company's role as a leader in the sustainable development of battery technologies.