Ace Green Recycling is establishing a major battery recycling facility in Mundra, India. This expands their presence in the region. The facility will focus on lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) battery recycling. It is crucial due to the rising demand for LFP batteries.
Ace aims to achieve 10,000 metric tons of annual LFP recycling capacity in India by 2026. They are using their proprietary LithiumFirst technology. This ensures a sustainable recycling process.
Advanced Recycling Technologies at Mundra
The Mundra facility will utilize LithiumFirst technology. This operates at room temperature. It uses an electrified hydrometallurgical process. This results in zero Scope 1 emissions and no waste. It recovers valuable materials from LFP batteries with a 75% lithium recovery rate. The facility will also incorporate GreenLead technology. This recycles lead batteries with zero Scope 1 emissions. This dual approach solidifies Ace’s position in the battery recycling landscape. Mundra’s strategic location near key Indian ports facilitates efficient logistics. This enhances operational efficiency and competitiveness. The facility will create 50 jobs and contribute to the local economy.
Competitive Edge in the Global Market
Ace’s technology has been proven successful. The company is well-positioned for future collaborations. Ace is confident in its LithiumFirst technology’s superiority. LFP batteries are becoming increasingly dominant.
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