BATTSi

Valorisation of Industrial Waste Streams for Battery Grade Silicon

What we do

Battery value chains have recently emerged as a vital economic activity in Northern countries. The project aims to position the NPA as a leader in sustainable battery technologies, driving both economic growth and environmental sustainability in the region. The BATTSi project mobilizes transnational research groups, industry experts, and service providers to enhance innovation capacity for the valorisation of locally available sustainable materials within battery material value chain. The project pilots technologies for conversion of silicon-rich side and waste streams, such as grain husks and geo-brine, into battery-grade silicon. A comprehensive technology transfer and commercialisation roadmap will be developed, which will detail the specifications for these technologies, along with evaluations of scalability, techno-economic implications, environmental impacts, and key stakeholders. This roadmap will facilitate technology adoption among battery material manufacturers in the NPA.
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BATTSi Kickoff in Limerick, Ireland – May 15–16

Project partners met in Limerick, Ireland, for the first time in May 2025.

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Welcome to BATTSi

Learn how we can use local sustainable materials for the battery value chain.

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Project priority


Innovation

Project period


Start

01.03.2025

End

29.02.2028

Lead Partner


Centria University of Applied Sciences


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Project info


Objective

1.1 Developing and enhancing research and innovation capacities and the uptake of advanced technologies


Total Budget

1.530.228,41 EUR


NPA Co-Financing

994.648,46 EUR

News BATTSi
05.06.2025

Help us unlock sustainable silicon sources for battery innovation!

News BATTSi
03.06.2025

BATTSi Kickoff in Limerick, Ireland – May 15–16

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