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Episode 42 | Advances in Practical Battery Circularity | William Bergh | Cling Systems

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Episode Episode 42 | Advances in Practical Battery Circularity | William Bergh | Cling Systems

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The concept of circularity is central to the global Net Zero objective. Ensuring batteries are directed to their best use after serving their original purpose, when up to 80% of their energy capacity is still available, is critical to achieving to that goal.

But circularity won’t happen by itself – potential buyers and sellers need confidence in the market, with data, traceability and transparency. That requires a whole ecosystem of technology to make the market function efficiently.

I'm joined by William Bergh, CEO and Founder of Cling Systems to discuss the innovation necessary to enable battery circularity.

Speaker Notes:

William Bergh | CEO & Founder | Cling Systems

https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-bergh-500746104/

Show Notes:

The Battery Tech Expo | Silverstone, UK | 26th & 27th March 2025

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