Bengbu Approves EIA for 20,000 Ton Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Material Repair Project

Published: Mar 27, 2026 17:34

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Recently, the Bengbu Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment in Anhui Province released the acceptance announcement for the environmental impact assessment report of the "Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Cathode Material Repair Project" undertaken by a new energy technology company in Anhui. Phase I involves the procurement of pretreatment equipment, separation and repair equipment, mixing equipment, environmental protection equipment, etc., and the construction of one new production line for repairing 10,000 tons of lithium iron phosphate battery cathode materials. Phase II involves the construction of one new production line for repairing 10,000 tons of lithium iron phosphate battery cathode materials.

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