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NEU Battery Materials closes pre-series A to scale novel LFP battery recycling technology
January 6, 2026
NEU Battery Materials has completed the first-close of its Pre-Series A funding round, marking a pivotal step toward scaling its semi-commercial lithium battery recycling plant, as critical material security becomes central to global energy strategy.
Read moreNEU Battery Materials wins Hong Kong’s top innovation prize
November 7, 2025
Singapore-based NEU Battery Materials has just been named Overall Champion and GreenTech Winner at EPIC 2025, Hong Kong’s flagship innovation and technology competition organised by HKSTP and supported by HSBC and Cathay Pacific. Read the official media features on Nasdaq and SCMP.
Read moreHow America's 'Big Beautiful Bill' Supercharges US Lithium Recycling
September 9, 2025
More than a month after the One Big Beautiful Bill passed into law - what does it mean for the battery industry? Domestically recycled lithium hits the key requirements under the updated 45X tax credits. It is the high leverage solution manufacturers need to unlock federal incentives. The regulatory framework creates a clear competitive advantage for commercializing domestic lithium recovery at scale. The next decade will define the winners - this is why recyclers have an advantage.
Read moreNEU Battery Materials Top 4 at 2025 FedEx Asia Pacific Small Business Grant Contest
July 1, 2025
At the 2025 FedEx Asia Pacific Small Business Grant Contest, NEU Battery Materials was selected as one of four finalists using innovation to drive growth and solve real-world problems. In dynamic markets, companies that adapt fastest win. Watch the full-length pitch here.
Read moreBattery Storage Surpasses 30 GW Across the US
June 24, 2025
Battery storage just crossed 30 GW in the US. That's a 65% jump in one year. Q1 2025 alone added 1,602 MW of installations, setting a new first-quarter record. This isn't gradual adoption anymore. This is critical infrastructure supporting the 320GW of clean energy capacity that powers nearly 80 million American homes.
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