英国政府投资支持捷豹路虎动力电池回收项目

Group 1 - Mint Innovation announced a partnership with Jaguar Land Rover, LiBatt Recycling, and WMG for a battery recycling project, receiving £8.1 million in funding, with £4.05 million from the UK government [1] - The UK government launched the DRIVE35 initiative, allocating £2.5 billion over the next decade to support the zero-carbon transition of UK automotive companies [1] - The initiative allows UK-registered companies to apply for funding for projects related to zero-emission vehicles and their supply chains, including vehicle assembly, battery production, and recycling [1] Group 2 - The APC predicts that the UK will generate 235,000 tons of battery waste by 2040, but currently lacks compliant companies for large-scale battery recycling [1] - Mint Innovation's project aims to validate its low-carbon hydrometallurgical refining technology to recover lithium, cobalt, and nickel from used batteries for circular production [1] - The project will take place in the West Midlands and is expected to be completed by 2028 [1]