A deployable platform to recover the critical elements required by the magnet and battery industries.
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The people dedicated to solving the problems of tomorrow.
Leadership
Mark Jensen
Thomas Sauve
Kirk Taylor
Greg Jensen, JD, PhD
Jeff Peterson
David Sauve
Chris Moorman
Yi Ding, PhD
William E. Smith
Steven Frankowski
Director Nominees
Mark Jensen*
Mark Laverghetta*
Bob Galyen*
Daniel Hasler*
Julie Griffith*
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*Director Nominees will be effective upon spin off
Advisory Board
Alexander Hitzinger
William Smith III
Geraldine Botte
The World's First Commercial Producer of Rare Earth Elements and Critical Battery Metals from Recycled Materials
ReElement's metal recovery platform takes conventional recycling to the next step and closes the loop on the circular economy by recovering all critical metals back to magnet and battery-grade quality.
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History
Inaugural Run of Critical Battery Metal Recovery Platform
ReElement produces battery-grade lithium carbonate at greater than 99.9% purity from recycled batteries using our proprietary multi-modal chromatography technology.
Domestic, Circular Supply Chain for Permanent Magnets Brought Online for First Time in History
USA Rare Earth and ReElement Technologies sign MOU to rebuild the domestic permanent magnet supply chain using rare earth elements recovered from recycled materials, supplied by ReElement. USA Rare Earth will begin operations at their commercial permanent magnet manufacturing facility in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Inaugural Run of Rare Earth Recovery Platform
ReElement successfully completes the world's first critical metal recovery by separating and purifying Neodymium, Praseodymium, and Dysprosium at 99.9% purity from wind turbine permanent magnets acquired from BP Alternative.
Pilot Facility Development Begins
Company begins build-out of metal recovery pilot facility in Noblesville, Indiana, with the supervision of former Eli Liliy chromatography expert, William E. Smith.
Acquries Purdue University's Rare Earth Element & Critical Materials Purification Patent
ReElement Technologies, known at that time as "American Rare Earth," begins partnership with Purdue University's, Dr. Linda Wang, PhD, to develop and commercialize rare earth and critical materials separation and purification technology using column chromatography.
Acquires Ohio University's Coal Electrolysis Patent
Partnership was formed with Dr. Geraldine Botte, PhD, to develop and commercialize her technology to leverage coal electrolysis as a method to generate hydrogen, liquid fuels, and advance carbon nanotubes.
Initial Testing & Feasibility Studies
ReElement was born from the need to steward the environment surrounding coal mining projects. Ongoing testing and monitoring of the coal waste streams revealed a non-trivial quantity of valuable rare earth elements present. Our founders sought out creative methods to recover these metals rather than dispose of them in the treatment process. From that research, American Rare Earth, later renamed ReElement Technologies, was born.
Expanding the Zero-Waste Circular Economy
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