HONG KONG FIRM TARGETS EVS WITH WATER-SOLUBLE BATTERY BINDER
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GRST, a Hong Kong-based company, has developed a water-soluble battery binder that simplifies recycling while reducing pollution and improving recovery of critical metals. The technology is being adopted by seven Chinese equipment manufacturers supplying European EV makers.
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