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GEM-Energiespeicher

GEM is developing a comprehensive set of tools that allow users to zoom out for summaries and analysis at the regional or global scale, or zoom in for background and details on any element

What is gem wiki?

Welcome to GEM Wiki, the shared resource on all things energy: fossil fuels, renewable energy sources, environmental impacts, and the global movement to transition to a clean energy system. GEM Wiki is based on MediaWiki, a software platform developed by the Wikipedia Foundation that allows anyone to edit existing articles and create new ones.

What is gem & how does it work?

In 2018, GEM became an independent organization and expanded coverage to include natural gas pipelines, steel plants, coal mines, oil and gas extraction sites and renewable energy infrastructures.

How can gem make electric vehicle batteries greener?

Building on two decades of experience in recycling batteries and electronics, GEM is doing the essential work of making electric vehicle batteries greener, giving them a second life by repurposing them or extracting the minerals they contain.

Is gem a good EV battery recycling company?

Producing and recycling them will become essential in the transportation industry, and GEM is well positioned to be a major global player. While GEM leads the battery recycling industry in its home country, there’s a lot of competition. As of November 2022, 88 Chinese companies had received government licenses for EV battery recycling.

Who uses GEM data?

GEM's data has several thousand users worldwide, including governments, international agencies, commercial and non profit organizations, academics, universities, and media outlets.

What can gem do with old batteries?

For example, GEM can recycle over 90% of lithium from used batteries and extract nickel from materials that contain less than 0.1% of the metal. Batteries that still have 60% or more of their original recharging capacity are reused in mopeds or street lamps; the rest are crushed for mineral extraction.