Lithium ion battery recycling companies

Who recycles lithium ion batteries?

Brunp Recycling Technology Co.: A subsidiary of the leading Li-ion battery maker CATL, Brunp is the largest recycler of those batteries in Asia (and therefore the world). Its new plant in China’s Hunan province reportedly can recycle 100,000 metric tons of lithium-ion battery scrap per year.

What is lithium-ion battery recycling?

Lithium-ion battery recycling. Safe and sustainable process for recovery of critical materials from all types of lithium-ion batteries. We recover critical materials from lithium-ion batteries and reintroduce them back into the supply chain. recovery rate from patented Spoke & Hub Technologies™.

Which EV companies recycle their own batteries?

SMCC Recycling: A joint venture of South Korea’s SungEel HiTech Co., a battery recycler, and Metallica Commodities Corp., the company plans to open an “environmentally friendly” 5,000-metric-ton Li-ion recycling plant in Endicott, N.Y. Tesla: For the past couple of years, Elon Musk has hinted that the EV maker will recycle its own batteries.

Can China recycle lithium ion batteries?

Its new plant in China’s Hunan province reportedly can recycle 100,000 metric tons of lithium-ion battery scrap per year. Ganfeng Lithium: The Chinese Li-ion battery maker plans to build a battery-recycling plant in Mexico, to sell minerals to electric-vehicle makers and suppliers, including Tesla and South Korea’s LG Chem.

Where are lithium ion batteries made?

They were ground up in Georgia, processed in Massachusetts and headed to Michigan for manufacturing — every step happening in the United States. Lithium-ion batteries are hazardous waste if they're discarded, but they're a valuable resource if they're recycled. Because they're hazardous, some states legally require battery recycling.

How can lithium ion battery recycling help develop self-reliance in energy storage?

We help develop self-reliance in energy storage via Lithium ion battery recycling to prove that domestic battery manufacturing can be fostered via a robust circular-economy of raw materials. At the end of its life, a typical Lithium-ion Battery changes many hands, and jumps through logistics hoops that shouldn’t be there.