… other emerging technologies such as Selective Acid Leaching (SAL) aim to combine the leaching and selection process using mild acid and strong oxidation process to reduce exposure time and cost of recoveries. This process, currently on trial by Pure Battery Technologies in Australia, will use mixed hydroxide precipitate as raw materials to produce nickel sulphates. 

A Queensland start-up developing a way to improve the environmental impact of battery materials will consolidate its position in the global market thanks to $1 million from the Federal Government.

Pure Battery Technologies’ CEO Bjorn Zikarsky, is speaking at the Battery Materials 2019 Conference –  Shanghai, China, 10-12 APRIL, 2019

A Queensland company offering a new and better way to produce essential battery materials is making connections in the European market with TIQ’s support.

Brisbane startup Pure Battery Technologies has raised $1.74 million to commercialise University of Queensland-developed technology to improve the production of batteries for electric vehicles.

A Brisbane company developing a more efficient way to obtain essential battery materials is powering ahead with plans to open a demonstration plant at Coopers Plains.