NWO and BCC-NL Fund €14.5 Million for TU Delft Battery Development Projects
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) and the Battery Competence Cluster NL (BCC-NL) have allocated nearly €14.5 million to three projects focused on 'Technology Development for Circular Batteries'. Researchers from TU Delft, including Shoshan Abrahami, Marnix Wagemaker, and David Vermaas, will work on developing sustainable battery systems crucial for energy transition, electric transportation, and renewable energy storage.
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The NWO and BCC-NL are funding three TU Delft projects with nearly €14.5 million aimed at advancing sustainable battery systems, essential for energy transition and green energy storage. The projects address the recycling of lithium-ion batteries and the development of sodium-ion batteries to reduce reliance on critical materials.
The ADAPT-BATT project focuses on selectively recovering pure metals from mixed battery waste using lithium iron phosphate (LFP) chemistry. Additionally, researchers will explore material innovations for sodium-ion batteries to enhance circularity. Collaboration with TNO and industry partners aims to create new batteries for efficient energy storage, supporting the Dutch battery sector and meeting EU regulations.
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