Researchers Use Biomass to Recover Metals from Battery Waste

The pilot project can recover precious metals like cobalt and nickel

April 5, 2023

/ Gautamee Hazarika
/ Other, Renewable Energy, Technology
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Nanyang Technological University NTU Singapore has partnered with Se-cure Waste Management (SWM), a Singapore-based battery recycling and processing firm, to recycle spent lithium-ion batteries using biomass.

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