Gavin D J Harper, Emma Kendrick
The transition to a sustainable circular economy represents a critical challenge in the context of increasing demand for lithium-ion and future battery technologies. This roadmap aims to outline strategies that promote sustainable practices within battery manufacturing and recycling processes. The methodology employed includes a comprehensive review of current practices, identification of barriers to sustainability, and recommendations for future research and development. The results highlight key areas for intervention, including improved recycling methods, reduction of resource waste, and advancements in battery design to enhance lifespan and efficiency. This roadmap serves as a crucial guide for researchers, industry stakeholders, and policymakers to foster a circular economy within the battery sector, ultimately contributing to environmental sustainability and resource efficiency.
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