Brunp Recycling, Central South University join hands to advance green energy innovation

Published: Jul 10, 2025 18:23

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The move marks a deepened partnership aimed at driving innovation across mineral extraction, smelting technologies, and raw materials development.

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On July 9, Brunp Recycling and Central South University signed a new technology cooperation agreement, according to a post on the former's WeChat account.

The move marks a deepened partnership aimed at driving innovation across mineral extraction, smelting technologies, and raw materials development.

Under the agreement, the two parties will collaborate on building predictive models to simulate and analyze the spatial flow patterns of resource recycling networks. Their joint efforts will focus on improving the extraction and safety measures for new energy minerals, promoting the safe disposal of valuable resources, and enhancing the recycling efficiency of used batteries. The partnership is designed to support China's transition to green energy and accelerate progress toward a low-carbon future.

This cooperation signifies a strategic alignment between Brunp and Central South University to strengthen the synergy between industry and academia. Together, they aim to push the boundaries of technological advancement in the new energy sector.

Li Jiancheng, President of Central South University and Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, praised the milestone, noting that as Brunp celebrates its 20th anniversary and continues to grow as a leading enterprise in the recycling industry, the university will remain a key partner in talent development. Brunp will continue to benefit from the university's strong pipeline of technical talent in support of its long-term ambitions.

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