Asociatia Sistemul National de Reciclare a Bateriilor (SNRB Association) of Romania and local Wood Expert Solution SRL (WES) recycler of electrical and electronic waste are part of a partnership with Redivium Australia under which they committed to work together to complete a feasibility study for a 10 tonne per day 'Spoke' battery recycling plant.According to a SNRB press statement released on Friday, here will be an investment of over EUR 40 million in a lithium-ion battery recycling facility that will use the recycling technology licensed by Redivium, already present in countries like Germany."The parties began due diligence in 2022 to support the decision to enter into this agreement. This process has included visiting the demonstration plant of Primobius GmbH in Hilchenbach, Germany. The partners have current industry experience operating end-of-life battery recycling programmes across Romania. WES currently operates a battery sorting line, with LiB recycling facilities to dismantle e-waste, including plastic shredding. (...) This agreement for LiB recycling with Redivium provides the Partners with direct access to a sustainable industrial-scale battery recycling solution making WES and SNRB Association natural partners within Redivium licensed regions."According to the company, this proposed 'Spoke' battery recycling plant partnership between Redivium and the Romanian partners is in addition to the proposed Redivium 'Spoke' plants in the United Kingdom with G&P Battery Recycling Ltd (GPBR) and in Serbia with Metalfer Group (Metalfer).Operating since 2010, SNRB is the founding member and also member of the board of directors of EUCOBAT, the European association of national collection schemes for batteries and the only Romanian partner of RENEOS a network of Europe's top national battery collection. It has 820 members in Romania, operating 5,000 national collection pointsRedivium Ltd is a pioneer in sustainable resource solutions, dedicated to revolutionising the way we manage and recycle critical materials, including electric vehicle batteries.Founded in 2017 near Bucharest, Ecowes initially recycled wooden pallets. Since 2020, it diversified and expanded to recycle electrical and electronic waste and remains Romania's only company that collects and recycles LiBs.
Raiffeisen Bank Romania supports Dăruiește Viață with 1 million euro to start the construction of the medical campus at Marie Curie so that all patients treated at this hospital in Bucharest can benefit from the same treatment conditions at the best standards. ”We believe in change and impactful action, which is why year after year […]
The net result was RON 78.12 million on March 31, 2024, representing 81% of the budgeted level for the entirety of 2024. The total value of assets under management was RON 3.2 billion, an increase of 32.1% compared to March 31, 2023. The net asset value was RON 2.88 billion, an increase of 32.3% compared […]
The Praid Salt Mine, in central Romania, is temporarily halting both its extraction and visitation activities due to water infiltrating into the underground from a nearby stream, following recent heavy rainfall. This decision aims to protect and ensure the safety of staff and visitors until the situation caused by the recent infiltrations is resolved, the […]
Several sites in Romania have been added to the country's tentative list for UNESCO World Heritage, culture minister Raluca Turcan announced. The list includes the Peleș and Pelișor castles in Sinaia, former communist prisons, the Three Holy Hierarchs church in Iaşi and the Assumption of Virgin Mary cathedral at Curtea de Argeş, and the Movile […]
Romania's president Klaus Iohannis and prime minister Marcel Ciolacu reacted to the attack on Slovakia's PM Robert Fico, who was shot several times on Wednesday, May 15. The Romanian officials condemned the incident and said they were shocked by the news. "Appalled to learn about the shooting of the Slovak prime minister Robert Fico. I […]
Bibiana Stanciulov, the owner of the company that produces Magiunul de Topoloveni (a registered traditional plum jam), one of the most famous Romanian food brands, sued Metro retailer for refusing to accept paying a higher price and eventually delisting her products, according to
