Hi JayThere are numerous articles. Here are a fewI havn't
researched much more than these articles...But it looks like
interesting...Not really sure if they are up to full speed yet
https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1122631_tesla-launches-battery-recycling-at-nevada-gigafactory
ht
When it comes to Recycling Lead it depends on the content of the Lead
Battery...
To my knowledge, Just to name a few... Rolls Batteries, Trojan, Deka, Crown
are generally all 98 to 99% recyclable...
In developed countries where there are smelters 99% + of all lead acid
batteries are indeed recycl
I fully agree. Styrofoam seems totally unnecessary now, they do amazing
things with cardboard and the "structural" paper (that's my own word). On
another note, can all lead acid, even these newer advanced lead acid,
batteries be recycled?
Thanks
On Fri, Sep 27, 2019 at 9:44 AM Sindelar Solar
Agreed that this is important and overlooked. Blue Planet is a case in
point. While I'm well satisfied with their product and support, the
individual battery packs each come with an absurd amount of styrofoam
packaging from Murata, the manufacturer. I was told that Blue Planet was
working to fi
Hi Kirpal,
Do you know of any information about this recycling at Tesla?
Links, etc
Thx
Jay
> On Sep 27, 2019, at 7:49 AM, Kirpal wrote:
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> Hi Mark. Great question! This is an important consideration. Tesla has a
> recycling facility at their Nevada plant for their batteries. Curious
Hi Mark. Great question! This is an important consideration. Tesla has a
recycling facility at their Nevada plant for their batteries. Curious how
other LFP manufacturers recommend end of life handling.
Speaking of waste, As you all are installing systems of all varieties,
what are you finding
Folks,
Has anyone done a good review of the current state of affairs re:
recycling Li batteries?
I am a bit in the past with a starry-eyed view of Pb with HUP, in
particular, believing that Pb batteries have almost a closed cycle
product life, ie, we already have infrastructure to recycle so
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