Wuhu Approves Environmental Impact Assessment for Anhui Motu's 500,000 kVAh Lead-Carbon Battery Project

Published: Aug 26, 2026 17:02

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[Lead-Acid Battery Enterprise Dynamics] Recently, the Wuhu Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment issued an approval opinion, and the environmental impact assessment for the annual production of 500,000 kVAh lead-carbon battery assembly project of Anhui Motu Technology Group Co., Ltd. was officially approved. The enterprise will implement various environmental protection measures in accordance with the requirements of the environmental impact assessment approval, advance subsequent preliminary work, and start the project construction after all conditions are ready.

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