Lianyungang Approves EIA for 50,000-ton Spent Lithium Battery Recycling Project

Published: Mar 27, 2026 17:34
On March 24, the Lianyungang Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment released the acceptance announcement for the environmental impact assessment report of the "Annual 50,000-ton Spent Lithium Battery Resource Utilization Project" undertaken by a recycling technology company in Jiangsu. The project involves constructing 1 cascade utilization production line and 2 regeneration utilization production lines, establishing a resource utilization capacity of 50,000 tons/year for spent lithium batteries.

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