Green Li-ion, a battery recycling start-up, backed by Escalante
The round will enable Green Li-ion to accelerate the scale-up of its breakthrough battery rejuvenation technology, as global demand for sustainable sources of critical materials reaches new heights.
The investment comes at a crucial time. With
"Our world-first technology redefines how we source critical minerals," said
Green Li-ion's proprietary process delivers up to a 90% reduction in carbon emissions compared to traditional mining, positioning the company as a pioneer in the fast-growing "urban mining" industry. Initially developed at its Geelong technology centre, the company has scaled to six operational facilities across the globe.
The investment from Escalante underscores growing confidence in vital Australian-developed clean-tech and demonstrates his support for global decarbonisation efforts. As governments and industries transition to net-zero, Green Li-ion's innovation offers a critical advantage combining performance and sustainability at scale.
Green Li-ion holds 87 patents and continues to revolutionise the energy storage industry with world-first technology that fully remanufactures spent lithium-ion batteries and battery waste.
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