PEPR Recycling project – Electrodialysis for recycling lithium-ion batteries
Explanations of the PEPR Recycling project – Electrodialysis for recycling lithium-ion batteries
The energy transition is based on sustainable technologies and energy storage, where lithium-ion batteries are essential for electrification and mobility. The PEPR Recycling project or Electrodialysis for Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling research project aims to design innovative unit operations (attrition leaching, electrodialysis, selective precipitation) to:
♦ recycle NMC electrodes,
♦ reduce costs and environmental impacts,
♦ and optimize the graphite chain.
Specifically, the GeoRessources laboratory is studying the potential for integrating electrodialysis operations into a hydrometallurgical process for treating concentrates from used lithium-ion batteries.
- Project start Date: 01/09/2023
- Project completion Date: 31/08/2026
- Project duration: 3 years
- Budget: 165 000 €
- Project manager: Alexandre CHAGNES
- Valo research team
- Link to the project site
- GeoRessources’ contact: Alexandre CHAGNES

Project’s partners
Several partners are collaborating on this project with GeoRessources:
