Ep 17: Jason Muccioli - A Sustainable Future for Our Planet

With millions of electric vehicles set to hit the road, what will happen to the batteries when they are no longer in use? Jason saw this problem over the past few years, when luckily he found Li-Cycle working at its best to solve the issue. They are a lithium-ion battery recycling company with an innovative and sustainable approach to fulfill their purpose.

Jason Muccioli is e-Mobility Manager at Li-Cycle. He is a Product Manager with more than 11 years of experience in engineering, purchasing, and strategy with a focus on electric vehicles.

In this episode of The Liquid Lunch Project, Jason shares with Matthew and Luigi his interesting journey with a shift in his career and a lot about the industry, committed to making a cleaner planet. Jason gives every piece of information to reveal their unique approach to solving the global battery recycling problem. Tune in for yet another interesting podcast episode to make your day.

What You Will Learn:

• How Li-Cycle makes unparalleled recovery of the critical materials from the batteries and reintroduces them back into the supply chain.
• What environment-friendly approach they have taken on.
• What changed over the last few months with the company going public.
• Why Jason is happier to switch into his current role in the job.
• And much more!

Favorite Quote:

“Li-Cycle has a unique approach. We don't put anything in the landfills, we have very little air emissions. It's a much more sustainable approach, rather than basically burning off the battery.”

  - Jason Muccioli

How To Get Involved:

Connect with Jason on LinkedIn here. 

Find out all about Li-Cycle through their Website here.

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