Military Veteran and Ex-Tesla Cathode Leader Tom Wood Joins Austin Elements
Tom joins Austin Elements from Tesla, where he served as Cathode Manufacturing Leader, overseeing the construction and commissioning of a world-class cathode production plant in
Tom began his career as a Nuclear Engineer at Naval Reactors where he oversaw environmental compliance and waste disposal programs across key naval and Department of Energy facilities. He later held engineering and operational leadership roles at The Dow Chemical Company and Lucite International (Mitsubishi Chemical Group), further developing his leadership, operational and strategic skills.
At Austin Elements, Tom will oversee the company's transition from pilot to full-scale commercial production. His primary responsibility will be overseeing the construction and commissioning of Mega Plant 1 (MP1), which will process up to 25,000 metric tons of black mass and black mass equivalent input, focusing on lithium iron phosphate black mass (LFP).
Austin Elements stands out from other recyclers due to its proprietary technology which enables the economic recycling of various feedstocks including LFP/LFMP black mass, mixed LFP & NCM black mass, and lithium-containing ceramic glasses. The company is the only LFP recycler in
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For more information about Austin Elements Inc., please visit Austin Elements Inc., or email [email protected].
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