15 research titles covering every stage of the battery end-of-life value chain — collection and logistics, dismantling, black mass processing, hydrometallurgical and pyrometallurgical recycling, direct recycling, lithium recovery, second life repurposing, digital passport software, and regulatory compliance. Built against EU Battery Regulation timelines and primary panel conversations with recycling operators.
End-of-Life intelligence covers battery diagnostics and prognostics (understanding remaining useful life), collection and logistics infrastructure, dismantling and shredding equipment, the three recycling pathways (pyrometallurgical, hydrometallurgical, direct), critical mineral recovery including lithium, second life repurposing for stationary storage, digital passport software for EU compliance, and the regulation and compliance market itself.
Battery recycling market sizing requires distinguishing between announced capacity and operational capacity — a distinction that syndicated publishers routinely fail to make, resulting in market size estimates that reflect press release pipelines rather than actual throughput. Faradex sources operating hydrometallurgical capacity from Umicore, Li-Cycle, Redwood Materials, and Retriev Technologies filings and operational disclosures.
The EU Battery Regulation's 2030 recycled content mandates — 12% for cobalt, 4% for lithium, 4% for nickel — are technically achievable for cobalt and nickel at current European hydrometallurgical processing capacity but not for lithium. This gap is quantified in the regulation and compliance title and is incorporated into the lithium recovery technology market analysis.
15 titles covering battery recycling, second life, digital passport, and regulatory compliance. Built for recyclers, OEMs, policy teams, and investment committees.
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