The ReUse project contributes to several UN Sustainable Development Goals by promoting sustainable energy storage, circular resource use, climate action, and battery recycling.

The ReUse project was represented at the Battery 2030+ Annual Conference in Turin, where our coordinator, Claudia Stauch, presented the project’s work.

The ReUse project joins the Battery2030+ community at its 6th Annual Conference in Turin.

The 5th consortium meeting of ReUse partners in Norway has been successfully concluded.

Sortbat contributed to European battery standardisation and knowledge exchange through two events in Tienen.

Sortbat showcased its work on circular battery value chains at a Flanders Make event, highlighting the role of ReUse in advancing sustainable solutions for the cycling sector.

Sortbat represented ReUse at a BEPA event in Brussels highlighting the role of women in advancing battery innovation and Europe’s energy transition.

ReUse project, in collaboration with the HiQ-LCA project, successfully co-organised the LFP Battery Recycling Workshop at Fraunhofer ISC in Würzburg, Germany.

Our coordinator, Fraunhofer ISC, is organising the 2nd Conference on Battery Direct Recycling 2026, which will be held from February 3-5, in Germany.

The fourth edition of our ReUse newsletter, full of the latest updates across the project, is available on LinkedIn!

Aleksandra Roganovic represented the ReUse project at Batteries Event 2025 in Lyon, sharing insights into sustainable battery innovation and circular approaches.

Our partner Kyburz joined experts and industry representatives at TraWeBa’s networking event.

The fifth edition of the Battery Innovation Days will take place on 2-3 December 2025 in Graz, Austria.

ReUse took part in the cluster workshop, an exciting event bringing together 11 EU-funded projects to promote European battery value chain.

The ReUse consortium gathered in Embrach and Dübendorf, Switzerland, for its 4th General Assembly from 30 September to 1 October 2025.

Connect to Power Up! webinar series continues with three exciting regional workshops, offering a unique opportunity to explore Europe’s evolving battery R&D landscape.

The ReUse project has successfully completed its first reporting period, receiving strong feedback from the European Commission and setting ambitious goals for the next phase.

Our project partner CellCircle will represent ReUse at the HiQ-LCA Workshop on Sustainable Circular Economy of Batteries at LCM 2025 in Palermo.

Our project partner EMPA will represent ReUse at the World Resources Forum 2025, where they will engage with experts at their booth.

The BATTERY 2030+ released the Book of Abstracts from the Annual Conference in Münster.