Battery Materials

EnabledPower

The EnabledPower Sector Hexagon offers consulting on the supply chains of two key areas:

  1. Chemical energy carriers such as hydrogen, ammonia, sustainable hydrocarbon fuels and liquid hydrogen organic carriers (LOHC)
  2. Rechargeable batteries including lithium-ion (LFP, NCM, NCA), sodium-ion and other innovative battery chemistries.

In addition, we cover recycling, and reuse of hydrogen fuel cells and electrolysers, batteries and solar PV.

Reference projects carried out by Enabled Future to date include:

Consulting Projects

  • “Future battery chemistries and effect on nickel demand”, (The Nickel Institute), 2022
  • “Opportunities for new catalyst materials for CO2 electrolysis and ammonia cracking”, (TCGR), 2021
  • “Battery recycling plant market entry”, (Private Client), 2021
  • “Battery mixing equipment technologies”, (Private Client), 2021
  • “Market, patents and technology landscape for high manganese cathode materials”, (Private Client), 2021
  • “Comparison of Umicore and competitors for battery cathode materials”, (Private Client), 2020
    “Review of battery recycling processes and wastewater emissions management”, (Private Client), 2019
  • “Fuel Cell Recycling, Markets, Technologies and Business Strategies”, (Hensel Recycling), 2019

Multi-Client Services

  • “Understanding Rechargeable Battery Degradation & Failure”; EnabledFuture’s new Flagship Battery Report (Learn More)
  • “Power-to-X: Techno-economic, Commercial and Strategic Developments for Production of Energy Carrier Chemicals, Petrochemicals and Sustainable Fuels“, (TCGR), 2021

Industry Tracking

  • “Lithium Ion Battery Cathodes and Anodes“, (Monthly Service) 2020-2024

Training & Public Speaking(

  • Conference Chair and Presenter – “Battery Recycling Summit Europe“, (Europe ACI Battery Recycling Summit), 2022
  • “Future of Platinum Group Metals (PGM) in an Electrified World“, (WIPGM),  2022
  • “Influence of Battery Technology Development on Future Metals and Materials Demand“, (Battery Technology Show), 2021
  • Conference Chair and Presenter – “Tracking Second Life Batteries Technologies & Markets“, (The 1st Huayou 2nd life Li-ion Battery INTL Summit), 2021
  • Conference Chair and Presenter – “Technological Advancements in Commercial and Developing Battery Recycling Methods Batteries Recycling Europe“, (ACI Europe), 2020
  • “Recycling of Automotive Catalysts, Fuel Cells & Electric Vehicle Batteries“, (IPMI Precious Metals & Mobility Seminar), 2018
  • “Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling: Industry Status, Forecasts and Strategies“, (IPMI 42nd Annual Meeting), 2018
  • “Future Tech [Hot Topic] Transport, AI & IoT – Part 5 – Panel“, (We Are Fintech, London), 2017

Thought Leadership

To inquire about EnabledPower’s services, please contact us.

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