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Essential for making batteries for electronic equipment and electric vehicles, lithium is generating increasingly intense global demand and several countries are stepping up their search for what is already considered the ‘white gold’ of the energy transition.

NORAM Electrolysis Systems has recently completed an extensive validation program using NORSCAND® Electrolysis technology, in partnership with Lifthium.

With electric mobility, several acronyms and units of measurement have appeared in front of our eyes much more frequently, which we rarely give much thought to.

Imagine that the energy that powers your electric car comes from salt. Put like that, it might sound like a creative idea from a science fiction plot or a pipe dream from an eccentric alchemist. However, the connection between batteries and salt is now a very tangible reality.

Battery recycling in the lithium value chain is gaining relevance, following the principle of a circular economy that is more sustainable and generates new business opportunities.

It was in Langelsheim, at the Metallgesellschaft AG plant on the outskirts of this German city, that the first industrial production of lithium took place around a century ago.

100% electric vehicles are not limited to receiving energy to move. They are also a type of power bank for all types of use, thanks to bidirectional charging.

When we talk about ‘smart cities’ we refer to environments that use Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and digital connectivity to optimise a large array of procedures.