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Panasonic Energy and Sumitomo Metal Mining collaborate to recycle nickel for Li-ion batteries - Charged EVs
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Panasonic Energy and Sumitomo Metal Mining collaborate to recycle nickel for Li-ion batteries - Charged EVs
Japanese battery manufacturer Panasonic Energy has launched a recycling initiative for nickel used in lithium-ion battery cathode materials, in collaboration with Japanese non-ferrous metal refining and cathode material manufacturer Sumitomo Metal Mining. Through this new collaboration, battery scrap from Panasonic Energy’s Suminoe Factory in Osaka will be processed and partly recovered as nickel sulfate at Sumitomo Metal Mining’s Toyo Smelter &…
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