Lanxi City to Launch 33,000-mt Lithium Battery Recycling Project

Published: Apr 27, 2025 17:24

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【33,000-mt Lithium Battery Recycling and Processing Project in Lanxi City, Zhejiang Province is Expected to Launch】Recently, the People's Government of Lanxi City, Zhejiang Province, released an environmental impact assessment information notice for the "33,000 t/a Nickel-Cobalt Resources Comprehensive Utilisation Project of Lanxi Boguan Recycling Technology Co., Ltd.", which has attracted widespread attention in the new energy industry sector, marking a solid step forward in Zhejiang's layout of the lithium battery industry chain. Upon completion, the project will have an annual material processing capacity of 33,000 mt of nickel-cobalt-containing metals, encompassing various materials such as nickel briquette and powder, MHP, scrap ternary lithium batteries, and black mass. Specifically, the annual processing capacity will include 2,000 mt of nickel briquette and powder, 16,000 mt of MHP (dry basis), 13,000 mt of scrap ternary lithium batteries, and 2,000 mt of black mass.

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