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CIRCULAR ECONOMY INNOVATIONS FOR RESILIENT, COMPETITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE BATTERY TECHNOLOGIES

Project description

Europe’s battery industry for a sustainable future

The European battery sector faces challenges with sustainability, efficiency, and heavy reliance on raw materials. These issues make it difficult to meet growing energy demands and environmental goals. At the same time, Europe struggles to remain competitive in the global battery market. The need for better solutions across the entire battery life cycle has never been more urgent. To address these problems, the CIRCUBATT project will integrate AI, data analytics, and sustainable practices. It focuses on improving the design, manufacturing, and recycling of batteries. The project explores innovative business models like Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) and develops new technologies to reduce environmental impact. CIRCUBATT’s solutions will help make Europe’s battery sector more efficient, sustainable, and competitive.

Objective

The CIRCUBATT project aims to redefine the European battery sector by setting new benchmarks through the integration of artificial intelligence, data analytics, and sustainable practices. By tackling critical bottlenecks and employing cutting-edge technologies, CIRCUBATT seeks to boost the competitiveness of the European industry while aligning with the EUs environmental and economic objectives. Its holistic approach promises a more efficient, reliable, and sustainable battery value chain, prepared to address Europe's future energy demands and the global challenge of climate change.
The project combines advanced material sciences, innovative business models, and leading digital technologies to deploy a range of solutions tested across various real-world scenarios. These solutions will span the entire battery lifecyclefrom design and manufacturing to end-of-life recyclingshowcasing adaptability, efficiency, and sustainability in practical applications. This initiative aims to reduce Europes reliance on critical raw materials, diminish environmental impacts, and strengthen the continents position in the global battery market.
CIRCUBATT will explore innovative business models, such as Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) and develop cross-industry tools like battery sustainability analysis and artificial intelligence-driven data analytics. Additionally, it will advance the design of battery cells and packs that support effective aging analysis and facilitate dismantling for second-life use or recycling. Pilot studies within the project will validate the feasibility of these innovations.
Ultimately, the project will deliver new products, business models, and tools poised to make significant contributions to the circularity, resilience, and sustainability of the European battery value chain.

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Coordinator

UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH
Net EU contribution

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€ 1 297 251,25
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PARK ROW GREENWICH OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE
SE10 9LS London
United Kingdom

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London Outer London — East and North East Bexley and Greenwich
Activity type
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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