The environmental impact assessment announcement for Guangdong Hongyi New Energy’s project for the recycling of 100,000 tons of lithium battery materials per year has been officially released

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Public announcement on the environmental impact assessment for Guangdong Hongyi New Energy’s project to recycle 100,000 tons of lithium battery materials per year officially released – 2026-03-06 14:30:44. Recently, Guangdong Hongyi New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. officially released the first public announcement regarding the environmental impact assessment for this project aimed at recycling 100,000 tons of lithium battery materials per year. This marks an important step forward for Heyuan City in Guangdong Province in terms of the green and circular development of the new energy industry, and it provides strong impetus for the establishment of a complete industrial chain for new energy in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. This project was invested and developed by Guangdong Hongyi New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. It focuses on the efficient recycling and reuse of used lithium batteries; by leveraging advanced technical equipment and a standardized production layout, it enables the high-value utilization of retired power battery resources, thereby providing strong support for the sustainable development of China’s new energy vehicle industry throughout its entire life cycle. The site selected for this project is located in the Second Phase of Zicheng Industrial Park, Zijin County, Heyuan City, Guangdong Province. The total investment amount is 300,000,000 yuan. The project covers an area of approximately 66,665.48 square meters, with a total construction area of around 47,272.00 square meters. It is planned to establish 10 production lines for the recycling of used lithium batteries, and large-scale core manufacturing equipment such as double-axis crushers, single-axis crushers, carbonization furnaces, cooling furnaces, hammer crushers, drum screens, magnetic separators, and air classifiers will be acquired for use in these facilities. Once the project is completed and put into operation, it will be able to process 100,000 tons of lithium battery materials per year. The raw materials used will mainly be purchased lithium iron phosphate and ternary lithium waste power batteries; the annual production capacity will be 7,500 tons of copper powder, 7,500 tons of aluminum powder, 42,000 tons of battery powder, 500 tons of PP, 2,000 tons of iron, and 5 tons of nickel sheets. This large-scale capacity deployment not only demonstrates the company’s technical expertise and industrial strength in the recycling of used lithium-ion batteries, but it will also further enhance the regional new energy circular economy ecosystem and improve the capacity for the centralized disposal of retired power batteries in that area.