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Project development company Neometals Ltd. and Germany’s SMS group GmbH announced the creation of a joint venture, Primobius GmbH. The object of this enterprise is to commercialize joint recycling technology for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). In this way, valuable materials can be recovered from vehicle batteries and storage batteries for electronic devices using a sustainable process.

Some readers could help the U.S. and the world by manufacturing a different kind of furnace. Let me explain.

Today, Nov. 15, is America Recycles Day, which was created to raise awareness about recycling and the purchasing of recycled products. A Keep America Beautiful national initiative, it is the only nationally recognized day dedicated to promoting and celebrating recycling in the U.S. Did you know that around 20% of the world's aluminum requirements are covered by post-consumer scrap? Not to be left out, recycled steel is going to play a big part in the industry moving forward. Greensteel, for example, plans to recycle scrap steel using electric-arc furnaces powered by renewable energy. What about titanium? A plant in Europe will produce aviation-grade titanium by recycling. Chips and solid scrap are collected from aircraft manufacturers and then turned into titanium alloys.

Service Center Metals (SCM) of Prince George, Va., placed an order with Hertwich Engineering to supply a compact-type remelt plant for the production of extrusion billets.

Novelis announced the completion of a $48 million investment in its automotive scrap-aluminum recycling facility in Oswego, N.Y.

The twin-chamber melting furnace process offers an efficient and economical way to melt aluminum scrap. 

ALD Vacuum Technologies GmbH signed a memorandum of understanding with NUKEM Technologies GmbH and E.ON Technologies GmbH to develop a concept for local melting services to recycle radioactive metallic wastes from closed nuclear power plants.