Rebecca El Khawaja

Technology Development Project Manager at Lithion Technologies

Rebecca El Khawaja serves as the Technology Development Project Manager at Lithion Technologies since October 2023. Previously, Rebecca held the position of Higher Research Scientist at Polytechnique Montreal from March 2022 to September 2023, focusing on methodologies for heavy metal removal, optimization of extraction procedures, and data analysis in collaboration with industry partners. Rebecca's earlier roles include Teaching and Research Associate at Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale, where research involved heterogeneous catalysis and resulted in a best oral presentation award at a national conference. Additional experience spans responsibilities as an Associate Research Scientist, Research Assistant, and Quality Control Specialist, contributing extensive experience in chemistry and project management. Rebecca earned a PhD in Physical Chemistry from Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale and holds two Master's degrees, along with a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from Lebanese University.

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Montréal, Canada

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Lithion Technologies

Lithion Technologies has developed a sustainable, robust, and cost-effective solution to produce strategic materials from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries and non-compliant components. These batteries are found in everyday items such as electric cars, rechargeable tools, and electronic equipment. Our technologies enable the recovery of up to 95% of the components of these batteries so that they can be reused to make new ones. We offer a concrete way to close the loop on battery life-cycle by creating a secondary source of strategic materials (lithium, nickel, cobalt). Lithion Technologies aims for a worldwide deployment of its technology, which began with the construction of a pilot plant in 2019, and continues today with the construction of our first commercial critical minerals extraction plant near Montreal, Canada. Lithion's processes drastically reduce the ecological debt of lithium-ion batteries and electric vehicles. We make the energy transition truly sustainable!


Headquarters

Anjou, Canada

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51-200

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