Aqua Metals in the News

AUTOMOTIVE WORLD – A new electroplating innovation could make lithium recycling more efficient and reduce carbon by 99%.

BUSINESS INSIDER – AQMS CEO among 18 battery execs interviewed; article notes “Aqua Metals is using a better recycling process.”

TECHCRUNCH — Automakers and suppliers, keen to fortify an EV supply chain and avoid raw materials shortages, are turning to a domain once overlooked: battery

EV PULSE — With smooth, seamless power, dramatically fewer moving parts and zero tailpipe emissions, electric vehicles offer a host of benefits over internal combustion-powered cars

ELECTRIVE — Nevada-based Aqua Metals says it is reinventing metals recycling with its AquaRefining technology. The company has plated high purity cobalt and produced manganese dioxide

RECYCLING PRODUCT NEWS — Aqua Metals has plated high purity cobalt and produced manganese dioxide from lithium-ion battery black mass. With the production of these two materials,

RECYCLING TODAY — Reno, Nevada-based Aqua Metals Inc. says it is producing plates of high-purity nickel “one atom at a time, from ‘black mass’ created from

WASTE 360 — The Lithium Aquarefining process extracts Lithium Hydroxide and Copper from black mass composed of mixed spent lithium-ion batteries.

YAHOO! FINANCE — Aqua Metals has commenced Aqualyzer equipment shipments to ACME Metal, the world’s first licensed AquaRefining facility.

By Andrea Hotter | Special Correspondent | FASTMARKETS   Lead-acid batteries (LABs) will continue to coexist with their lithium-ion counterparts for the time being, although

RENO GAZETTE JOURNAL — Nearly two years after a fire damaged its refinery just east of Reno-Sparks, Aqua Metals announced a new facility at the same