The EV Industry’s Saving Grace

Whether the die-hard activists like it or not, the electric vehicle revolution is practically upon us now. The planet will be ramping up its already unsustainable lithium usage in the coming years... Whether the die-hard activists like it or not, the electric vehicle revolution is practically upon us now. The planet will be ramping up its already unsustainable lithium usage in the coming years... [Energy and Capital logo] The EV Industry’s Saving Grace [Luke Sweeney Photo] By [Luke Sweeney]( Written Jan 24, 2022 This is a typical EV battery. At close to 1,000 pounds, it makes up around a quarter of the weight of the average electric vehicle. [1] Each one is chock-full of volatile chemicals and precious metals, driving up the price to $5,000 or more. But regardless of the price, one of these beasts is likely to end up in your driveway before the end of the decade. There’s just one catch. Unfortunately, it’s a big one. Like any other battery, these massive feats of engineering have a relatively short life span. And much to the dismay of environmentalists, our current best disposal methods are slightly outmoded at this point. Of course, by “disposal” I mean a faceless company in China will be shredding them, burning the raw materials, and jettisoning the toxic smoke into the atmosphere. This is the average life cycle for the hundreds of thousands of batteries the world runs though on a daily basis. I’m sure you don’t need me to tell you that this process is unsustainable. It’s an enormous waste of lithium, and the end result is an increasingly toxic atmosphere. The solution for this looming crisis is staring us right in the face. Whether the world will wise up and get the ball rolling is another question entirely. Strange Tech Will Kick-Start the 4th Industrial Revolution [twa electric glass finger]Take a look at this tiny little chip. It might be small, but according to PwC, this chip will soon kick-start "the fourth industrial revolution." And if you position yourself right, I expect you could have the chance to turn every $500 into exceptional gains of up to $131,600. [Click here to see the details of this historic opportunity.]( I hardly consider myself an environmentalist. Don’t get me wrong — I fully understand the need for a clean planet and unspoiled resources. But I refuse to let greenwashing and media propaganda sway my opinions on progress. Whether the die-hard activists like it or not, the electric vehicle revolution is practically upon us now. The planet will be ramping up its already unsustainable lithium usage in the coming years. [2] The plan is already in motion. The world’s individual governments have all made pledges for carbon neutrality, and automakers are already teasing a new era of sleek plug-in vehicles. So what happens down the line when we can no longer ignore the mounting pile of batteries contaminating landfills? Well, for most of modern society, we would simply stick our heads in the sand. The ostrich method can be incredibly effective in that regard. Unfortunately for the industries that were hoping to skate by with no oversight, this is a problem that can’t be ignored. The way I see it, the world is faced with two possible options: solve the spent battery crisis immediately, or scratch lithium off the list entirely. Since the latter option is out of the question, we need a solution today. The #1 Tech Stock to Own RIGHT NOW By 2030, the driverless car industry will be worth $3.1 trillion. By then, 71 million self-driving cars will be on the road. But here’s the interesting thing... Without a certain company’s technology, this $3 trillion market will be stuck in the mud. This company's devices will unleash this megatrend, and early investors will be the first to feast from this untapped $3 trillion market. We’re looking at potential gains of up to 16,795% and beyond. [Click here to get started.]( Luckily, the Solution Is Simpler Than We Thought Fixing the problem is simple on paper, but the execution will require a coordinated effort from the entire planet. We need to start recycling batteries — all of them. In the past few years, an incredibly promising lithium recycling industry has sprung up around the larger EV market. These companies started to realize that tossing spent batteries in the trash is worse than reburying gold. So instead of throwing usable lithium in the trash, these visionaries decided to start processing batteries for another lifetime of use. It’s a tricky process that is as close to “clean” as this industry will ever get. 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[Click here for the urgent details.]( Since the game plan here is to reduce environmental destruction, it’s not surprising that the world didn't catch on to the old-school method. Even in the best-case scenario, this type of processing doesn't result in a usable percentage of high-quality materials. One company in particular seems to have pulled off the impossible: processing any type of battery without completely destroying the planet. Oh, and the most important part? It's making money doing it. Very few of these recycling outfits have been able to achieve profitability without the government's help. So far, [one obvious leader has emerged](. According to Keith Kohl, Energy and Capital’s senior tech analyst, [this growing company is going to dominate the lithium recycling market](. Very few competitors will have the bandwidth to process the hundreds of thousands of spent batteries the world will soon be drowning in. 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