Who is jetech energy?

This website is the online portal of jetech energy, Jetech Energy is a green battery manufacturer integrated with R&D, manufacturing and sales.

Why should Serbia invest in lithium-ion battery recycling technology?

Coupled with access to leading lithium‐ion battery recycling technology, the elements make a compelling offer for Serbia and her neighbours. The integrated recycling technology will lead the market in processing up to a 50 tons per day of lithium batteries.

Where are lithium reserves in Bosnia?

The businessman didn’t disclose the specific area the new vehicle plans to target, but according to local media there are lithium reserves in the Jadra area, near the border with Serbia, as well as around Ugljevik, Domaljevac and Samac, in central Bosnia.

Is there a lithium project in the Western Balkans?

The interest in developing lithium deposits in the Western Balkans is part of a wider push to exploit the mineral across Europe. Further north, European Metals Holdings is developing the Cinovec lithium and tin project in Czechia, which it says has the potential to be the lowest-cost hard rock lithium producer in the world.

Does Europe need lithium ion batteries?

Europe is already an important centre for EV manufacturing, which requires lithium for lithium-ion (L-ion) batteries that are also used in electronics and energy storage for renewables.

Will metalfer create a new battery recycling site in Serbia?

Metalfer would provide a suitable site in the western Serbian city of Sremska Mitrovica that will hold the required permits and approvals for the battery recycling operation, creating up to 60 new jobs. The cost of the site would be included in the shared capital costs of the JV.