Laos domestic energy storage battery recycling

Can lithium-ion batteries be recycled in Southeast Asia?

A trio of Singapore-based companies has reached an agreement to provide for the recycling of lithium-ion batteries into new battery materials in Southeast Asia. End-of-life batteries collected by Durapower Holdings Pte. Ltd. will be directed to GLC Recycle Pte. Ltd., which operates a battery materials recycling facility in Laos.

Where will end-of-life batteries be recycled?

End-of-life batteries collected by Durapower Holdings Pte. Ltd. will be directed to GLC Recycle Pte. Ltd., which operates a battery materials recycling facility in Laos. GLC Recycle also will work with Green Li-ion on what the firms call advanced battery recycling technology.

Can XTC new energy recycle lithium carbonate?

Singapore-based battery recycler will supply lithium carbonate to battery materials producer XTC New Energy. GLC Recycle says its processing facility in Laos can produce 4,500 metric tons per year of recycled-content lithium carbonate.

Where can lithium carbonate be recycled?

GLC Recycle, founded in 2022, operates a processing facility in Laos that can produce 4,500 metric tons per year of recycled-content lithium carbonate plus 24,000 metric tons per year of recycled-content nickel and cobalt hydroxide. Singapore-based battery recycler will supply lithium carbonate to battery materials producer XTC New Energy.

How much lithium carbonate can GLC recycle produce a year?

GLC Recycle says its processing facility in Laos can produce 4,500 metric tons per year of recycled-content lithium carbonate. GLC Recycle, a Singapore-based operator of a recycling facility in Laos, has agreed to supply China-based XTC New Energy with 10,000 metric tons of lithium carbonate over a three-year span.

Who will provide lithium-ion battery recycling services to durapower holdings?

Singapore-based companies GLC Recycle and Green Li-ion will provide lithium-ion battery recycling services to Durapower Holdings. Left to right: Yang Mingdong, CEO of GLC Recycle; Leon Farrant, CEO of Green Li-ion; and Kelvin Lim, Group CEO of Durapower Holdings.