Tie up between Nissan & Waseda University with regard to high purity rare earth compound recycling - Dave
“Reducing the use of scarce rare earths is important not only because of the environmental impact of mining and refining, but also because the shifting balance of supply and demand leads to price fluctuations for both manufacturers and consumers. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Waseda University today announced the start of testing in Japan of a jointly developed recycling process that efficiently recovers high-purity rare-earth compounds from electrified vehicle motor magnets. The testing is aimed at enabling practical application of the new process by the mid-2020s.”
Nissan and Waseda University in Japan testing jointly developed recycling process for electrified vehicle motors : https://global.nissannews.com/en/releas ... -ev-motors
Nissan / Waseda University Recycling Process for REE’s
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