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Cellmates provides a focused, expert-led exploration into battery tech, energy and storage in the US renewable energy sector - whether materials, manufacturing, testing & analytics, business models, policy, or recycling.Co-hosts Mike and Jackson talk with the brightest minds…
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Nishchay Chadha, Ace Green Recycling — Cleaner Battery Recycling and the Case Against the Smelting Furnace (opens the original)
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Battery recycling startup Ace Green Recycling: building a cleaner, modular alternative to the smelting process that's been polluting the industry for decades. Mike Norton and Jackson Lyons sit down with Nishchay Chadha, co-founder of Ace Green Recycling — a company that's been quietly doing battery recycling differently since 2019, and is now building its first US facility in Texas. Nishchay's path to founding a battery recycling company started at the bottom of an IIT engineering ranking list,
Virginia, Sylvatex - Building Cathode Materials Before Anyone Knew They Mattered (opens the original)
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Sylvatex founder Virginia on building a battery cathode materials company ahead of the curve - and surviving long enough to be proved right. Mike Norton and Jackson Lyons close out Series 8 with one of the most personal and most commercially sharp conversations of the whole series. Virginia, founder of Sylvatex , has been building in the cathode active materials space since before it was considered interesting. What she's built, and how she's built it, is a case study in patience and conviction.
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