60,000 MT Scrap Lithium Battery Recycling Project Launched in Guangdong

Published: Feb 6, 2025 11:34

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[60,000 mt Scrap Lithium Battery Recycling and Dismantling Project Launched] Recently, the first environmental impact assessment information disclosure was made for the End-of-Life Lithium Power Battery and Scrap Lithium Battery Comprehensive Utilisation Project at the Guangzhou headquarters of Guangdong Province's New Energy Circular Economy Zero-Carbon Smart Industrial Park. The project will be constructed to the standards of a zero-carbon park green factory, including a new-type ESS intelligent manufacturing center; an annual processing capacity of 60,000 mt of NEV end-of-life lithium power batteries and scrap lithium-ion batteries comprehensive utilisation and dismantling center; a carbon neutrality research institute and R&D center; and supporting living facilities.

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