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St-Georges Eco Mining: Leading the Charge in Battery Recycling and Sustainable Resource Recovery

Posted by Paul Nanuwa at 1:19 PM on Wednesday, September 18th, 2024


Introduction:

The landscape of battery recycling is undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by global concerns over resource scarcity and environmental impact. A new initiative from the U.S. Department of Energy highlights the growing urgency to recycle critical materials like lithium, nickel, and cobalt, as demand surges due to the rise in electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable energy technologies. St-Georges Eco Mining, an emerging leader in battery recycling and environmental solutions, is poised to capitalize on this industry shift. Its recent advancements, including the operational launch of its Thorold facility, demonstrate a clear alignment with the evolving market trends and regulatory support for sustainable technologies.

Industry Outlook and St-Georges Eco Mining’s Trajectory:

The battery recycling industry is gaining momentum, with increasing governmental backing. The Department of Energy’s new $14 million initiative underscores the importance of reclaiming critical minerals from discarded batteries, helping to alleviate the pressure on raw material extraction and reduce environmental hazards. This shift presents a significant opportunity for companies like St-Georges Eco Mining, which is at the forefront of developing innovative recycling technologies. With its Thorold battery processing plant in Ontario, St-Georges is strategically positioned to contribute to the circular economy, transforming waste into valuable resources.

Voices of Authority:

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm emphasized the necessity of battery recycling in securing critical materials domestically, stating: “We want to be able to create multiple ways for us to access those critical materials in the United States, and recycling is one component of that.” This sentiment resonates with St-Georges Eco Mining’s mission, which is rooted in creating sustainable solutions for the mining and recycling sectors. Similarly, MIT’s Martin Bazant advocates for increased recovery efforts, saying, “We have to be able to recycle them,” reinforcing the urgent need for infrastructure and innovation in this space—areas where St-Georges is actively making strides.


St-Georges Eco Mining’s Highlights:

St-Georges Eco Mining’s Thorold facility is a landmark achievement, showcasing the company’s capability to process over an incredible 4,200 tons of alkaline batteries annually. The company’s partnership with Call2Recycle further strengthens its position in the industry, enabling it to address Ontario’s growing battery recycling needs while reducing carbon emissions.

The facility which is located in the beautiful region of Niagara Falls, achieved an impressive recycling efficiency rate (RER) of 87.7%, which is the highest in Canada for single-use batteries.

Call2Recycle has seen a 21% growth in battery collection since 2023, with Ontario contributing 40% of the volumes. Operating under rigorous environmental and safety standards ensures that its recycling processes are safe, efficient, and compliant with the highest industry standards. This has helped Call2Recycle maintain trusted relationships and expand its network of over 12,000 collection locations across North America.


Beyond The Battery:

St-Georges is not just focused on recycling; it’s also innovating by turning recovered materials into useful products, such as agricultural fertilizers, showcasing its commitment to a holistic circular economy model.

St-Georges plans to collaborate with its subsidiary, St-Georges Metallurgy (SXM), to develop agricultural fertilizers from components of the black mass. The specific elements in the black mass, such as certain metal salts, can be repurposed into nutrient-rich fertilizers that are beneficial for agriculture.

Developing products from black mass not only reduces waste but also creates additional revenue streams for the company, making the recycling process more economically viable.

Real-world Relevance:

For the average consumer, battery recycling might seem like a distant concept, but its impact is profound. Every discarded phone or laptop that ends up in a landfill represents a lost opportunity to recover valuable materials that are essential for the technologies driving the green energy revolution. St-Georges Eco Mining’s work ensures that these materials can be reused, reducing the need for environmentally damaging mining operations. Just as recycling a plastic bottle can lead to a new product, St-Georges is giving new life to the metals found in batteries, contributing to both environmental sustainability and resource efficiency.

Looking Ahead with St-Georges Eco Mining:

As battery demand increases, particularly with the rise of EVs, the need for robust recycling solutions will only grow. St-Georges Eco Mining is already scaling its operations to meet this demand, with plans to enhance its recycling processes and expand its capacity. By aligning its goals with the industry’s shift toward sustainability, the company is well-positioned to play a pivotal role in the future of resource recovery. The company’s focus on refining its multi-chemistry recycling lines and integrating metallurgical technologies puts it ahead of the curve, anticipating the complexities of future battery recycling needs.


Conclusion:

St-Georges Eco Mining is a key player in the growing battery recycling industry, equipped with cutting-edge technologies and strategic partnerships that position it for long-term success. As the global push for sustainable solutions intensifies, the company’s achievements underscore its value proposition for investors looking to align with environmental and economic trends. With a clear vision and proven capabilities, St-Georges Eco Mining stands ready to power the next phase of the green energy revolution.

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FEATURE: Ontario’s New Battery Recycling Plant Sets New Efficiency Standard

Posted by Paul Nanuwa at 1:22 PM on Wednesday, August 21st, 2024

St-Georges Eco-Mining (SX: CSE) (SXOOF: OTCQB) and Call2Recycle launch Ontario’s most efficient battery processing facility.

THE FACILITY:

The Thorold, Ontario facility which is located in the beautiful region of Niagara Falls, can process 4,200 tons of alkaline batteries annually effectively recycling 87.7% of components. The highest efficiency rate in Canada!

Call2Recycle has seen a 21% growth in battery collection since 2023, with Ontario contributing 40% of the volumes.

Operating under rigorous environmental and safety standards ensures that its recycling processes are safe, efficient, and compliant with the highest industry standards. This has helped Call2Recycle maintain trusted relationships and expand its network of over 12,000 collection locations across North America.

BEYOND THE BATTERY:

St-Georges plans to collaborate with its subsidiary, St-Georges Metallurgy (SXM), to develop agricultural fertilizers from components of the black mass. The specific elements in the black mass, such as certain metal salts, can be repurposed into nutrient-rich fertilizers that are beneficial for agriculture.

Developing products from black mass not only reduces waste but also creates additional revenue streams for the company, making the recycling process more economically viable.

PROBLEM SOLVING:

The plant can process over 60% of Ontario’s collected batteries locally, reducing transportation emissions and costs.

The facility supports local job growth and strengthens Ontario’s circular economy, benefiting both the environment and the economy.

WHAT MANAGEMENT HAS TO SAY:

Joe Zenobio, President of Call2Recycle Canada – “Partnering with EVSX is a major step in expanding our recycling infrastructure.”

Enrico Di Cesare, CEO of EVSX – “We are committed to expanding our operations to achieve 100% recovery of all battery components.”

EXPERIENCE MATTERS:

50 Million Kilograms Recycled: Since its inception (1997), Call2Recycle has safely collected and recycled almost 50 million kilograms of batteries in Canada alone.

Circular Economy: By diverting batteries from landfills and reintroducing materials back into the economy, Call2Recycle contributes to a circular economy, which minimizes waste and conserves natural resources.

Call2Recycle’s efforts are crucial in mitigating the environmental impact of battery waste, and its partnerships with companies like St-Georges Eco-Mining, further enhance its ability to manage the growing volume of batteries being used and disposed of in the modern world.

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In exchange for publishing services rendered by AGORACOM on behalf of Clients, AGORACOM receives annual cash and/or securities compensation of typically up to $125,000.

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