Redwood Materials has announced the company is opening up a $3.5 billion Battery Materials Campus in Ridgefield, South Carolina. The facility will be about thirty miles northwest of Charleston and will recycle, refine and remanufacture cathode […]
Redwood Materials has received approval for more than $105.6 million in tax breaks for its new facility in Northern Nevada. The incentive package is part of a new state-level incentive to bring state investments of […]
Redwood Materials is reportedly looking at Berkely County, South Carolina, as a potential home for a new $3.5 billion battery recycling plant. As per The Post and Courier, the company is advancing the project under […]
Redwood Materials has announced a new deal with Panasonic in which the Tesla battery supplier will purchase remanufactured battery cathode material for its new facility in Kansas. Cathode material includes all of the critical ingredients […]
Redwood Materials, a company founded by Tesla co-founder, is making a big bet on EV batteries. The company plans to set up a $3.5 billion factory in northwest Nevada, where it will produce battery materials, […]
In one of the first moves to become more than an electric vehicle (EV) battery recycler, Redwood Materials has announced it is partnering with Korean battery materials maker L&F Co. The announcement comes one month […]
Ford announced today a new partnership with Tesla co-founder JB Straubel and his company Redwood Materials. The deal will see Redwood recycle Ford’s EV battery materials, as well as improve the automaker’s domestic battery supply […]
One of Tesla’s co-founders, J.B. Straubel left the automaker in 2019, two years after starting his own company in electric vehicle (EV) sector, Redwood Materials. The company has so far focused on recycling EV batteries […]
Former Tesla co-founder JB Straubel’s Redwood Materials raised $700 million from high-profile institutional investors and venture firms. The capital will allow the company to expand operations beyond their current operations in Carson City, Nevada. The […]
Redwood Materials has signed a deal with Envision AESC, agreeing to recycle defective battery cells and scraps. Envision AESC manufactures batteries for the Nissan Leaf in Smyrna, Tennessee, and Redwood Materials is owned by former […]
