[Lithium Battery: Annual 30,000-Ton Lithium Battery Recycling And Reuse Project In Yancheng, Jiangsu Disclosed]

Published: Jul 30, 2026 11:46

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Recently, the National Environmental Information Disclosure Platform for Construction Projects released the first public notice regarding the environmental impact assessment of Jiangsu Chenfeng Renewable Resources Co., Ltd.'s annual 30,000-ton lithium battery recycling and reuse project, soliciting public comments and suggestions. The project is a new build with a total investment of 100 million yuan. Upon completion, it is expected to produce annually: 2,970 tons of anode graphite materials; 2,565 tons of copper; 1,569 tons of aluminum; 1,710 tons of steel; and 6,840 tons of crude black powder and lithium iron phosphate black powder, the latter processed through oxygen-atmosphere lithium extraction conversion, blending, drying granulation, solid-phase calcination, and other processes.

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