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Nth Cycle Project SHIELD and Netherlands Facility Deployment

Sector: Mining • Location: South Carolina, United States and Netherlands

Source: Geomechanics.io

Project
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Nth Cycle will deploy its portable ‘Oyster’ electro-extraction units in new facilities in South Carolina (Project SHIELD) and the Netherlands, with site selection in 2026 and operations targeted for 2028. The EU plant is supported by a €7.5 million National Growth Fund grant under the CRM Lion initiative to meet net-zero rules on recycled cobalt and nickel and restrictions on cross-border black ma

Status
Prospective
Sector
Mining
Location
South Carolina, United States and Netherlands
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Geomechanics.io

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The project “Nth Cycle Project SHIELD and Netherlands Facility Deployment” is an infrastructure initiative in the Mining sector, located in South Carolina, United States and Netherlands. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Geomechanics.io.

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2026-07-22

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Nth Cycle will deploy its portable ‘Oyster’ electro-extraction units in new facilities in South Carolina (Project SHIELD) and the Netherlands, with site selection in 2026 and operations targeted for 2028. The EU plant is supported by a €7.5 million National Growth Fund grant under the CRM Lion initiative to meet net-zero rules on recycled cobalt and nickel and restrictions on cross-border black mass shipments.

Original sector

Mining

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United States and Netherlands

State

South Carolina

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Geomechanics.io

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2026-03-19

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