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The world is rapidly shifting towards electric mobility, with lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) at the core of this transformation. From electric scooters to heavy-duty trucks, the rise of electrified transportation is not just a trend—it is a revolution. However, as we move towards a cleaner future, the challenge of battery disposal and recycling must be addressed. LOHUM, a leader in sustainable energy solutions, is committed to pioneering lithium-ion battery value recovery, ensuring a circular economy for EV batteries. The Growing Demand and the Recycling Imperative By 2030, analysts predict that over 2 million metric tonnes of lithium-ion batteries will reach the end of their first life annually. Electric vehicles (EVs), including 3-wheeler EVs, will account for a major share of this demand. However, the limited availability of raw materials, geopolitical challenges, and environmental concerns associated with mining call for an urgent need to establish a robust recycling infrastruct...

The transition to electrified mobility is no longer a distant vision—it is happening now. From electric scooters to trucks, and even aircraft, the demand for lithium-ion battery precursors is growing exponentially. By 2030, the global electric vehicle (EV) market is expected to retire over 2 million metric tonnes of batteries annually , presenting both a challenge and an opportunity for sustainable battery recycling. As a leader in advanced battery recycling, LOHUM is at the forefront of enabling a circular economy for lithium-ion batteries. By innovating new technologies to recover critical minerals , we are creating a sustainable value chain that reduces dependence on mining, lowers environmental impact, and ensures energy security. The Growing Need for Battery Recycling The rising demand for EVs and energy storage solutions has put immense pressure on raw material supply chains. Current mining operations are struggling to meet demand, and establishing new mines is both expen...

The world is experiencing an electric revolution. From scooters and motorcycles to buses, trucks, trains, and even aircraft, electrified mobility is taking center stage. The rapid advancement in lithium-ion battery (Li-ion) technology has been instrumental in this shift, offering improved energy efficiency and lower costs. However, with this growth comes the challenge of managing retired batteries effectively. The surge in electric vehicle (EV) adoption means that by 2030, more than 2 million metric tonnes of Li-ion batteries will reach their end of life annually. LOHUM, a global leader in sustainable energy solutions, is at the forefront of tackling this challenge. By pioneering lithium-ion battery waste management rules and advancing battery recycling technology, LOHUM is creating a circular ecosystem where batteries are given a second life, reducing dependency on virgin mining and making the transition to clean energy truly sustainable. The Growing Demand and the Recycling Imp...

The world is rapidly transitioning towards electrified mobility, with electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy storage, and consumer electronics all driving an unprecedented demand for lithium-ion batteries (LiBs). However, with this growth comes a new challenge: the sustainable management of end-of-life (EOL) batteries. By 2030, analysts predict that over 2 million metric tonnes of Li-ion batteries will be retired annually. LOHUM, a leader in sustainable Li-ion battery materials , is at the forefront of this revolution, ensuring that battery recycling and reuse are optimized to build a circular economy. As a BWMR registered Partner , we are committed to reducing the environmental impact of battery disposal while strengthening the global supply chain. The Rising Demand for Lithium-Ion Batteries The lithium-ion battery market is expected to grow tenfold in the next decade, driven by the electrification of transportation and the need for efficient energy storage solutions. With th...

The shift toward electric vehicles (EVs) is accelerating globally, and India is no exception. With the government’s ambitious plans for electrification, the EV market in India is projected to grow at an annual rate of 49% by 2030 . However, as the adoption of EVs surges, the demand for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) is also rising. This rapid expansion presents both an opportunity and a challenge: How do we manage the end-of-life EV batteries sustainably? At LOHUM , we are pioneering innovative solutions in battery recycling and reuse to create a truly circular economy. By focusing on efficient material recovery and second-life applications, we aim to reduce reliance on virgin raw materials, lower carbon footprints, and enhance energy security . The Growing Need for Battery Recycling in India India’s EV ecosystem is still in its early stages, but by 2030, over 2 million metric tonnes of EV batteries are expected to retire annually. This massive influx of used batteries makes recyc...

The global energy transition is in full swing, and at the heart of this shift lies the rapid growth of electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy storage, and consumer electronics. However, as demand for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) soars, so does the urgency to secure reliable sources of raw materials. The supply chain challenges for critical minerals like lithium, nickel, and cobalt, compounded by environmental concerns related to mining, highlight the need for innovative, sustainable solutions. At LOHUM , we are pioneering a future where battery materials are not just consumed but continuously reused, ensuring a circular economy for sustainable Li-ion battery materials . By leveraging cutting-edge recycling technologies and second-life battery applications, LOHUM is helping to address resource scarcity, reduce dependency on mining, and mitigate environmental impact. The Rising Demand for Critical Minerals The battery industry is growing at an unprecedented pace. By 2030, analy...

The global shift towards electrified mobility is undeniable. From Li-ion battery pack 2 wheeler & 3 wheeler vehicles to electric cars, buses, and even planes, lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are revolutionizing the transportation sector. However, this surge in battery deployment comes with a crucial challenge— lithium-ion battery waste management rules and sustainable end-of-life solutions for these power sources. By 2030, more than 2 million metric tonnes of lithium-ion batteries will retire annually, creating an urgent need for efficient recycling and reuse solutions. While battery technology continues to evolve, the key to a truly sustainable energy transition lies in closing the loop on battery materials —minimizing environmental impact, reducing reliance on virgin resources, and ensuring a circular economy for lithium-ion batteries. As a leader in advanced battery material recycling, LOHUM is dedicated to pioneering solutions that not only extend battery life through reus...