Redwood Materials

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Redwood Materials is a battery recycling and materials company focused on recovering and refining critical metals for sustainable energy storage and electric vehicles.

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instanceOf battery recycling company
company
materials company
aimsTo create closed-loop battery supply chains
reduce dependence on mined raw materials
support electric vehicle adoption
basedInState Nevada
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn circular supply chain for batteries
electric vehicle battery materials
recovering critical battery metals
recycling lithium-ion batteries
refining critical battery metals
foundedBy JB Straubel
foundedIn 2017
founder JB Straubel
hasBusinessModel collecting end-of-life batteries
processing battery scrap from manufacturers
selling refined battery materials to manufacturers
hasGoal build domestic battery materials supply in the United States
increase recycling rates of lithium-ion batteries
lower carbon footprint of battery production
hasMaterialOutput cobalt
copper
graphite
lithium
nickel
headquartersLocation Carson City
surface form: Carson City, Nevada, United States
inception 2017
industry battery recycling
materials recovery
sustainable energy storage
keyPerson JB Straubel
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
operatesInSector clean technology
electric vehicles
energy storage
product anode copper foil
cathode active materials
recycled battery materials
usesProcess hydrometallurgical recycling
mechanical separation of battery components
website https://www.redwoodmaterials.com
worksOn consumer electronics battery recycling
end-of-life EV battery recycling
industrial energy storage battery recycling

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JB Straubel founded Redwood Materials
Straubel employer Redwood Materials
subject surface form: JB Straubel
Straubel founded Redwood Materials
subject surface form: JB Straubel