MIT Battery Recycling Project Moves Into Budget Period Two
- Document date
- May 13, 2026
- Term
- Budget Period 2; duration not stated
The 30-second brief
The Utah Energy Research Board reported that MIT's ongoing lithium-ion battery recycling project may proceed into Budget Period 2 after a five-to-six-month DOE pause. The next phase focuses on pilot-scale feeder and separation components for an onsite rotary kiln.
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.
Term as filed: Budget Period 2; duration not stated.
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Contract details
- Contract type
- Research Services
- Document date
- May 13, 2026
- Term
- Budget Period 2; duration not stated
- Vendor
- MIT
- Source document
- Utah Energy Research Board Minutes Project Discussions and Votes 2026-05-13 (Minutes)
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