Location of facilities and network design for reverse logistics of lithium-ion batteries in Sweden

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Abstract

Estimations of the amount of lithium-ion batteries reaching their end-of-life in 2025 and the amount being recycled indicates large deviations. To enable an efficient recycling process a well-defined and efficient supply chain network for the recovery of discarded lithium-ion batteries must be put in place. This includes analyzing the needs and restrictions of such a network. The aim of this paper is to provide decision support tools, to analyze input, and optimize a future supply chain for discarded lithium-ion batteries. A mixed integer programming model is developed and applied to the Swedish market. The findings show that several aspects will affect a reverse supply chain for discarded lithium-ion batteries, many of which are still uncertain and hard to predict.

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Tadaros, M., Migdalas, A., Samuelsson, B., & Segerstedt, A. (2022). Location of facilities and network design for reverse logistics of lithium-ion batteries in Sweden. Operational Research, 22(2), 895–915. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12351-020-00586-2

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