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The EU's largest battery recycling factory is now operating

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Ivan, 16 May 2022

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The largest battery recycling factory in Europe is now operational. Hydrovolt, based in Fredrikstad, Norway, is a joint venture of aluminum producer Hydro and battery producer Northvolt.

The factory has the capacity to process 12,000 tons of batteries annually, roughly the size of the entire Norwegian end-of-life battery market. Hydrovolt can salvage 95% of the valuable materials found in batteries - plastics, copper, aluminum, and the black mass, which will help Northvolt' in its aim to use 50% recycled materials in its battery production by 2030.

Hydro, on the other hand, will use the recovered aluminum for recirculation into commercial-grade aluminum products.

The EU's largest battery recycling factory is now operating

Hydrovolt opened first in Norway due to the country's lead in EV adoption in Europe, but the venture has a long-term goal to expand to other European countries. It's set a target to recycle 70,000 tons of battery packs by 2025 and 300,000 tons by 2030.

The EU's largest battery recycling factory is now operating

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