Recently, I attended Faraday cohort event on behalf of the VALUABLE project as Lead Project Manager (LPM). It was organised by the Faraday Institution (FI) at the National Motorcycle Museum. The FI brought together all the projects awarded a grant part of the national effort to lead the charge on UK’s electrification.

Our Recent Visit to Aspire Engineering and MCT Reman, two circular economy companies remanufacturing vehicle engines and batteries for second use applications. The high quality of the remanufacturing means that these companies put recycled products back on the market, which have the same warranty as a new part. The environmental footprint of a vehicle is significantly reduced when it can utilise second-use - remanufactured parts. For batteries the impact is even greater, with significant environmental savings created from not having to mine for more raw materials. Below are a few pictures from our site visit.