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MIT Joins DOE-Funded Battery Recycling Project

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Document date
Nov 12, 2025
Term
Ongoing

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What it covers

The Utah San Rafael Energy Lab continues its DOE-funded lithium-ion battery recycling project with MIT and other research partners. The work examines recycling methods for consumer electronic batteries.

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MIT holds this research services contract with Utah Energy Research Board | State of Utah. Its other public contracts on record include work for Whiteside County and Kingman Regional Medical Center.

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Contract type
Research Services
Document date
November 12, 2025
Term
Ongoing
Vendor
MIT
Source document
Utah Energy Research Board Minutes 2025-11-12 (Minutes)

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MIT was awarded this research services contract by Utah Energy Research Board | State of Utah, as recorded on November 12, 2025.

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