For more than a decade we have been reporting on a radical idea from the University of Birmingham that makes recycling rare ...
A new rare earth magnet recycling facility has opened at the University of Birmingham, reducing the UK’s reliance on imported ...
The University of Birmingham in England has developed what it calls a world-leading rare earth magnet recycling facility.
Jan 27 (Reuters) - Australian miner Ionic Rare Earths said on Tuesday that its unit has been offered a 12-million-pound ($16.42 million) capital grant from the British government to support its magnet ...
UK Minister for Industry opens HyProMag UK's first commercial scale rare earth sintered magnet manufacturing facility Facility derisks HyProMag USA roll out and accelerates opportunity for U.S.
A new West Midlands-based facility for separating and recycling rare earth magnets that will help to reduce the UK’s reliance ...
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UK launches hydrogen-based rare earth magnet recycling plant with 90% lower emissions
The UK has taken a step toward supporting its clean energy transition with the ...
Launch of University of Birmingham facility for separating and recycling rare earth magnets boosts UK’s leading position in rare earth recycling ...
The University of Birmingham and HyProMag USA, which is 60% owned by the US rare earth specialist CoTec, have launched a ...
Mkango Resources and the University of Birmingham have commissioned a commercial plant for recycling rare earth magnets. The ...
Ionic Rare Earths secures Offer in Principle under UK DRIVE35 programme, paving the way for a landmark magnet recycling facility at Belfast Harbour and strengthening the UK’s critical minerals supply ...
The recycling plant in Belfast is expected to produce 400 metric tons of high-purity separated magnet rare earths oxides per year.
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