30,000-Ton Lithium Battery Recycling Project Launched in Hubei Province

Published: May 31, 2025 21:26

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【30,000-Ton Lithium Battery Recycling Project Launched in Hubei】An environmental impact assessment for a lithium battery recycling project by a Wuhan-based new energy company entered its second public review phase. With an investment of ￥30 million, the project will utilize existing workshops to build a 30,000-ton/year recycling line. Upon completion, it will process 30,000 tons of lithium batteries annually (including 7,800 tons of non-compliant batteries and 22,200 tons of electrode materials), contributing to resource circularity.

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