Public notice on the environmental impact assessment for Yunnan Yunjuneng New Materials’ 200,000 tons per year high-performance iron phosphate project

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Recently, Yunnan Yunjueneng New Materials Co., Ltd. officially released a public notice regarding the draft environmental impact assessment report for the project aimed at producing 200,000 tons per year of high-performance precursor materials for lithium iron phosphate batteries. The project is planned to be built in the Xiaoaoshan area of Caopu Sub-district, Anning City, Kunming Province, Yunnan Province. It enjoys a favorable geographical location and complete industrial supporting facilities. The total investment in the project amounts to 1,294,973,100 yuan, with a land area of 127,219.806 square meters and a building area of 84,067 square meters. According to the plan, the project will construct a new 100,000 tons per year iron-process (continuous) ferric phosphate production facility and a new 100,000 tons per year ammonium-process (continuous) ferric phosphate production facility. It will also cover all the equipment required for the production process, the construction of facilities for storing raw materials and products, as well as the building of production plants. At the same time, the project will also include the construction of utility facilities such as power supply systems, circulating water systems, air compression stations, and pressure regulation stations, as well as necessary auxiliary facilities like machine repair areas and fire protection systems. Once the project is fully completed and put into operation, it will have the capacity to produce 200,000 tons per year of high-end precursors for lithium iron phosphate cathodes, providing a stable and high-quality supply of raw materials for the subsequent production of lithium iron phosphate.