Jiangsu Firm Launches 10,000-Ton Battery Utilization Project to Boost Regional New Energy Industry

Published: May 29, 2026 19:34 (GMT+8)

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A Jiangsu company has officially published a pre-approval announcement for its project involving an annual 10,000 tons of battery echelon utilization and 40,000 tons of battery dismantling. The project is dedicated to building a full-chain system of "echelon empowerment plus material regeneration" for retired batteries, injecting strong momentum into the high-quality development of the regional new energy industry.

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