Shandong EV Firm Launches Battery Recycling Project with 10,000-Ton Annual Capacity

Published: Mar 27, 2026 17:23

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Recently, a relevant website released the first environmental impact assessment announcement for the "New Energy Vehicle Spent Power Battery Comprehensive Utilization Project" undertaken by a new energy vehicle company in Shandong. The project involves no new land acquisition and will be constructed within existing factory premises, covering an area of 10,000 square meters. It will involve the procurement of main equipment such as shredders, air classifiers, crushers, low-temperature drying furnaces, linear screens, magnetic separators, electrode sheet crushers, circular swing screens, grinders, etc.

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