Less than two years after announcing expansion plans for Europe, U.S.-based battery recycling specialist Redwood Materials has announced the acquisition of Redux Recycling and thus added Germany as a location.
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The Korean companies SungEel and Samsung C&T are planning to build a battery recycling plant in Germany. First, the joint venture (JV) intends to invest around 45 million euros.
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Another battery recycling plant is to be built in Alsózsolca, Hungary, specifically for collecting and recycling lithium-ion production waste from locally based cell manufacturers.
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The Swedish battery manufacturer Northvolt and European Metal Recycling (EMR) from England have opened a recycling plant for the disassembly of traction batteries in Hamburg, Germany.
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Primobius has been awarded a contract to build a shredder plant for lithium-ion battery processing at Mercedes-Benz in Kuppenheim with a processing capacity of ten tons per day.
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The North American company Li-Cycle has commissioned its first European recycling plant for lithium-ion batteries in Magdeburg. The plant is to have an annual capacity of up to 10,000 tons of battery material. The start of production of a second line with the same capacity is still planned for 2023, he said. Processing without unloading and disassembly According to Li-Cycle, the plant is the largest in the company’s current portfolio and one of the largest of its kind in Europe. The group uses technology that allows it to directly use all types of lithium-ion battery waste, including complete electric vehicle battery packs, without the need for unloading, disassembly or thermal processing, it said. Annual capacity of 81,000 tons planned Germany represents the largest market for battery production waste, so Li-Cycle expects a significant amount of waste lithium-ion batteries there for all of Europe. According to the company’s own information, it is aiming for an annual recycling capacity of 81,000 tons. Source: https://investors.li-cycle.com/news/news-details/2023/Li-Cycle-Starts-Operations-at-its-First-European-Lithium-Ion-Battery-Recycling-Facility-One-of-the-Largest-on-the-Continent/default.aspx
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