[Lithium Battery: Yongtai Technology And CATL Sign Electrolyte Cooperation Agreement]

【30k-ton Waste LIB Recycling and Reutilization Project Launched in Beichen, Tianjin】 Recently, the annual 30,000-ton waste LIB recycling and reutilization project entered its second EIA public announcement stage. The project is located in Xiditou Town Industrial Park, Beichen District, Tianjin. It is an expansion project that utilizes leased factory space to install one LIB cell crushing and sorting line, one un-electrolyte-deposited LIB cell crushing and sorting line, one LIB electrode sheet crushing and sorting line, and supporting environmental equipment. Upon completion, it will achieve an annual capacity of 10,000 tons of LIB cells, 10,000 tons of un-electrolyte-deposited cells, and 10,000 tons of electrode sheets, totaling 30,000 tons of waste LIBs per year.

【300k-ton LIB Recycling and Reutilization Project Signed in Weiyuan, Sichuan】 Recently, the government of Weiyuan County, Neijiang, Sichuan, signed an agreement for the 300,000-ton/year LIB recycling and reutilization project. According to public information, the project is located in the Weiyuan Shale Gas Comprehensive Utilization Chemical Industrial Park, Neijiang. It will be constructed in three phases, building 300,000 tons/year LIB recycling and reutilization production lines. Upon completion, it will achieve an annual recycling and reutilization capacity of 300,000 tons of LIBs, realizing green circular development of waste battery recycling, cascade utilization, and material regeneration.

【12k-ton Waste LIB and Electrode Sheet Material Production Project Launched in Longyan, Fujian】 Recently, the government of Longyan, Fujian, released the EIA approval notice for the waste LIB and electrode sheet material production project. The project involves a total investment of RMB 5.4 million, located in Sanchuang Park, Xinluo District, Longyan. It consists of newly built battery pack pre-treatment area, battery pack dismantling area, module dismantling area, cell dismantling area, and electrode sheet sorting area. Upon completion, it will achieve an annual processing capacity of 12,000 tons of waste LIBs and electrode sheet materials.