Core Viewpoint - The project by Fujian Saibang New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. for recycling materials from new energy batteries has made significant progress, with its environmental impact report entering the approval stage [1] Investment and Project Details - The total investment for the project is approximately 1.012 billion yuan, located in the Long'an Chemical Park of Ningde City [1] - The project involves the renovation and expansion of existing facilities to process "ternary black powder," which includes treated waste ternary lithium battery cathode materials and nickel-cobalt-manganese hydroxide (MHP) [1] - Upon completion, the project will have an annual production capacity of 52,000 tons of new energy battery materials, including nickel-cobalt-manganese sulfate, cobalt oxide, manganese oxide, electrowinning nickel, and lithium carbonate [1] Environmental Management - The project plans to implement advanced processes such as wet leaching and extraction to recover key metal elements like nickel, cobalt, manganese, and lithium [1] - For waste gas generated during production, the project will utilize incineration and multi-stage purification for battery disassembly and pyrolysis emissions, while other process emissions will be treated with alkaline liquid spraying to ensure compliance with discharge standards [1] - In terms of water pollution prevention, the project will initially adopt a "zero discharge" design for high-concentration wastewater, using an evaporation crystallization system for water reuse [1] - Once the park's wastewater treatment facilities are improved, wastewater will undergo strict pretreatment before being discharged into the park's sewage treatment plant for further processing [1]