Redwood Materials Partners with GM's Ultium Cells to Recycle EV Battery Scrap

The collaboration aims to recycle 10,000 tons of battery production scrap annually from facilities in Ohio and Tennessee.

Redwood Materials, founded by former Tesla CTO JB Straubel, will recycle GM's battery scrap from Ultium Cells.
The recycling process will handle cathode, anode, and cell scrap, transforming them into high-quality battery materials.
Redwood's facility in Nevada will process the scrap, supplying materials back to cell manufacturers as anode and cathode components.
The partnership aligns with broader industry efforts to secure battery material supplies domestically, reducing reliance on imports.
Redwood anticipates scaling production capacity significantly by 2030, aiming to power millions of EVs annually.