TES opens S$30m facility to recycle lithium batteries
The plant is the first of its kind in S-E Asia; it is also able to recycle information and communications technology devices
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E-WASTE recycling giant TES is looking to introduce energy storage system (ESS) offerings and scalable turnkey solutions in the secondary market, said the company on Wednesday at the opening of its S$30 million facility to recycle lithium batteries.
It is currently working with strategic partners such as GenPlus to extend the life of and repurpose retired electric vehicle (EV) batteries for various commercial and residential energy needs in the secondary market, said TES.
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