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American Resources (NASDAQ: AREC) announces a significant development: India's LOHUM Cleantech has signed an MOU with ReElement Technologies and American Metals to establish the United States' first fully integrated battery recycling and critical material production facility. The joint venture will invest $30 million to create a 15.5 GWh facility, generating 250 green jobs. The facility aims to supply over 315,000 electric vehicles annually with recycled materials.
The integrated facility will cover the entire battery lifecycle, from testing to recycling and refining, producing critical materials with purity levels exceeding 99.5%. Initially located at the Marion Advanced Technology Center in Indiana, the venture plans to expand to other locations. This collaboration is expected to significantly reduce capital expenditure, environmental impact, and operational costs in battery material processing.