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Stay up to date on our reporting, insights and papers as we continue to develop and deliver on our ambitious sustainability roadmap.

Speeding up the energy transition

(Overview)

The world is quickly transitioning away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy – and batteries are a key enabler. They power electrified transport and facilitate solar and wind installations. A rapid roll-out of renewable energy, at scale, is crucial if we are to avoid devastating temperature increases.

(Sustainability)

At Morrow, we believe that the batteries needed to power the energy transition can be produced sustainably. How will we do that? Right now, we are:

1. Decarbonising the manufacturing of battery cells and the battery material supply chain.

2. Building a circular battery value chain where our waste is recycled and recycled content is used to produce new battery cells.

3. Creating new chemistries that encompass battery materials with lower environmental impact and are available in abundance.

Blurred landscape seen from a fast-moving train, symbolizing sustainable high-speed transportation.

Decarbonisation

We are decarbonising the manufacturing of battery cells and the battery material supply chain.

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Coiled metal wire used in battery manufacturing.

Circular economy

We are building a circular battery value chain where our battery waste is recycled and we can incorporate recycled content when producing new battery cells.

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Sustainable innovation

Innovation in chemistry can change the composition of batteries, creating new types of battery cells with better sustainability performance.

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Metal balls inside a high-precision milling machine for battery production.

Deeper dive: remaining two differentiators

Morrow acknowledges that the battery industry is susceptible to risk. Known potential adverse impacts include environmental destruction, unsafe working conditions and instances of child labour. This calls for a robust sustainability risk management framework.

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