Princeton NuEnergy Black Mass Recycling Facility
Sector: Energy Storage • Location: Chester, South Carolina, United States
Source: Waste Dive
Princeton NuEnergy has opened an advanced black mass recycling production facility in Chester, South Carolina. The facility is the first commercial-scale advanced black mass and battery-grade cathode active material production facility in the U.S., with a capacity of 5,000 metric tons per annum, expected to expand to 15,000 tpa in 2026 and potentially scale up to 50,000 tpa as demand grows. It mai
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Description | Princeton NuEnergy has opened an advanced black mass recycling production facility in Chester, South Carolina. The facility is the first commercial-scale advanced black mass and battery-grade cathode active material production facility in the U.S., with a capacity of 5,000 metric tons per annum, expected to expand to 15,000 tpa in 2026 and potentially scale up to 50,000 tpa as demand grows. It mainly processes manufacturing scrap and achieves a recovery yield of over 97%. |
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