Recycling
Our mission is to unlock lithium value from battery waste and enable a circular economy for battery production.
End-to-end battery technology innovation.
Gelion is committed to reducing the carbon footprint of not only our products but all lithium batteries over time, from improved sourcing of components and power and by maximising recyclability of components at end-of-life.
Empowering the battery circular economy with Battery Minerals Ltd.
Current battery metal recycling processes are inadequate for enabling a circular economy.
Gelion is pioneering an innovative battery recycling technology acquired from Johnson Matthey in 2023.
Gelion technology is being designed to provide lower OPEX, lower CAPEX, less toxic waste, lower eCO₂, broad applicability, increased purity of metal products and a novel ‘lithium first’ extraction route – sustainably recycling and recovering lithium-ion batteries to continue powering the clean energy transition.
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Jacob Carpenter
Head of Recycling
With over five years’ experience in research commercialisation, Jacob is now Head of Recycling at Gelion, leading the subsidiary in preparation for Pre-seed investment.
Previously the Commercial Manager of Gelion, Jacob supported both the commercialisation and technical research efforts relating to Gelion’s Lithium-Sulfur technology working alongside the Gelion technology team, leveraging technical expertise alongside commercial objectives to help inform product and R&D strategy to deliver the next-generation of lithium-based batteries.
Koen Vandaele
Principal Scientist
Working as Senior Process Chemist and Technical Lead for the lithium extraction project inside Johnson Matthey’s battery recycling division, Koen led cutting edge research in recycling and separation technologies for end-of-life EV battery recycling and is the inventor of 6 patents (acquired by Gelion in 2023).
These patents are being leveraged in the development of Battery Minerals modular lithium extraction technology. Koen will spearhead the technology development at the I-HUB in the Imperial College London White City campus.
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