Blue Whale Materials LLC

We are pleased to announce that BWM CEO Robert Kang will be speaking on 'The Race for Resources' at the 2024 Halifax International Security Forum (HFX), taking place this weekend, November 22-24, in Nova Scotia, Canada. Blue Whale Materials LLC is working to strengthen lithium-ion battery supply chains in North America by producing a US source of critical minerals including cobalt, nickel and lithium from recycled batteries.?We are honored to contribute to this significant dialogue advancing democracy and security with world leaders. #HFX2024

Happy National Recycling Day! ???? As a battery recycling company, Blue Whale is proud to keep harmful materials out of landfills and give used batteries a second life. Battery recycling helps protect our environment, conserves valuable resources, and reduces pollution. Join us in making recycling a daily habit—preserving our environment one battery at a time! Find a drop-off location near you: https://lnkd.in/ed5ys6z? #NationalRecyclingDay #AmericaRecyclesDay #BatteryRecycling

I know a bunch of us have had one foot in the mining camp at some point in our careers, so it will be really fun to meet Austin Burrus and find out more about how his background in mining and minerals processing led to his current gig with Blue Whale Materials LLC in Bartlesville. Find out the details by checking our events page at www.tulsarba.org, or go directly there - https://lnkd.in/gYr8eEUg. #criticalminerals #renewableenergy #recycling #betterbatteries

What's next for the battery industry? ?? ? Earlier this month, at the Battery Show North America,?Lauren Allanson and I spoke to leaders and experts about the latest innovations, emerging trends, and the future outlook for our field. Check out this video for all of the above. ? It was inspiring to hear so many voices share a positive and optimistic outlook for the sector. ? A big thank you to everyone who joined us, including: Jacob Lahmers at Amprius Technologies, Inc. David Fauvre at Blue Whale Materials LLC Kristen Bujold at Cirba Solutions David Keating at Echion Technologies Jean-Christophe Lambert at Lithion Technologies Glen Kozeli at Vianode Ryan Melsert at American Battery Technology Company

We're excited to join the DOE Manufacturing & Energy Supply Chains Office (MESC) webinar today discussing America's energy future. David Fauvre, Chief Strategy Officer, will give a brief presentation on Blue Whale Materials LLC's plans to expand li-ion battery recycling capacity in the US. Click the link below to register.

Why gamble with your end-of-life Li-ion batteries? ?? ?????? Blue Whale Materials LLC will be attending the 81st Annual Automotive Recyclers Association Convention and Expo in Reno, NV next week from October 24-26, 2024. ?? Stop by Booth #509 to meet our team – Robert Kang, Christina Chilcote, and Ella DeBode – and find a testing, grading, and recycling solution for your end-of-life hybrid and EV batteries.?

The Battery Show 2024 in Detroit, MI is one week away! Schedule a meeting with Blue Whale Materials LLC or BW Energy & Innovation at https://lnkd.in/eAFfm-hs, visit us at booth #2223, or message one of our team members - David Fauvre, Christina Chilcote, Danny Marshall, Sanika Bhave, or Ella DeBode - to connect. See you at the Expo!

Partner highlight ?? As part of our Expansion Project, Blue Star Recyclers and James Emmett and Company will help us to create jobs for people with disabilities and from the inclusive community. ? The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s $55M grant to Blue Whale Materials brings significant economic growth to Bartlesville, Oklahoma, a historic Energy Community. The expansion is expected to create 150 permanent jobs and 180 construction jobs, boosting local employment in Bartlesville and contributing to the state's sustainable growth. Approximately $3M of the grant will go towards workforce development and community outreach through expanded partnership programs with The Delaware Tribe of Indians, Blue Star Recyclers, James Emmett and Company, and Tri County Tech. ???????? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gEvUk9Na

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently selected Blue Whale Materials for a $55 million grant to support a $110 million expansion of our Bartlesville, Oklahoma battery recycling facility. Blue Whale strategically chose this location for various factors, including the state's pro-business environment and commitment to clean energy, and the robust infrastructure present in the Bartlesville region. Blue Whale is grateful to Governor Kevin Stitt and the Executive Office of the Governor of Oklahoma for their continued support of our operations. Governor Stitt expressed support for this project, "The State of Oklahoma welcomes this additional investment to expand the Blue Whale Materials li-ion battery recycling plant in Bartlesville. This investment aligns with our state's focus on self-sufficiency in critical materials production and will bring quality jobs and investment to Oklahoma.”? This expansion also brings economic growth to Bartlesville, a historic Energy Community with a long legacy of powering the American energy industry.? ????????? Read more about the selection: https://lnkd.in/gEvUk9Na Read more from the Bartlesville Examiner Enterprise: https://lnkd.in/dHwNi_2k

Blue Whale Materials is honored to be selected for a $55 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Battery Materials and Battery Manufacturing and Recycling Grants Program. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gsJ-KWdP Read more about the program here: https://lnkd.in/gEvUk9Na U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Ashley Zumwalt-Forbes Jake Herb Mallory Clites