Cirba解决方案

2022年11月7日

Cirba Solutions延长了与通用汽车之前的协议。现在他们打算回收通用汽车工厂生产的电动汽车锂离子电池和电池废料。这种回收将在2024年开始。由于通用汽车已经回收了超过100万磅的电池，预计该项目将加工更多材料，以提高电动汽车的产量。此外，与Cirba Solutions的合作为通用汽车提供了定制服务、物流灵活性和领先的处理技术。它还利用Cirba Solutions在逆向物流、拆卸和锂离子处理方面的专业知识，将回收材料返回到市场。这份延长的合同建立在2021年开始的锂离子电池原始协议的基础上。拥有6个设施，包括两个活跃的锂离子处理场，Cirba Solutions的定位是支持当今和未来组织的电池回收需求。2022年9月，Cirba Solutions宣布计划在亚利桑那州的埃洛伊建造一个7.5万平方英尺的设施，用于回收锂离子电池。Eloy工厂将促进北美西海岸报废回收和电动汽车电池制造设施的收集和处理。 This facility is expected to process enough battery material to support 50,000 EVs annually. Earlier agreement Cirba Solutions also received approximately $75 million from the US Department of Energy (DOE) to expand its existing lithium-ion processing facility in Lancaster, Ohio. The company aims to increase its lithium-ion battery processing capacity by approximately 600% over the next few years and open several new processing facilities throughout North America. Cirba Solutions will collect, disassemble, shred, and upgrade the critical minerals present from tens of thousands of tons of lithium-ion batteries so the materials can be reused to produce new lithium-ion batteries. At full operation, the Lancaster facility will be one of the largest commercial-scale recycling facilities in North America, producing enough battery-grade critical minerals to power more than 200,000 new electric vehicles (EVs) annually. In September 2022, Cirba Solutions announced plans to construct a 75,000-square-foot facility in Eloy, Arizona to recycle lithium-ion batteries. The Eloy facility is expected to process enough battery material to power 50,000 EVs annually. The company aims to increase its lithium-ion battery processing capacity by approximately 600% over the next few years and open several new processing facilities throughout North America. Currently, the company has six active facilities processing all battery chemistries. At full operation, the Lancaster facility will be one of the largest commercial-scale recycling facilities in North America, producing enough battery-grade critical minerals to power more than 200,000 new electric vehicles (EVs) annually. The capability to recycle lithium-ion batteries is imperative for the US to develop a sustainable domestic supply chain for the EV market.