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BASF expands global PGM refining capacity, further driving circular economy business

BASF announced the expansion of its Seneca, South Carolina, USA, Platinum Group Metals (PGM) refining facility. The company will invest double-digit millions in capital improvements to increase re .

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BASF to Boost Capacity at Platinum Group Metals Plant

The company will expand the site’s capacity for recycled precious metals made from used catalysts.

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BASF to increase capacity to recycle precious metals from spent catalysts; TWCs from autos

BASF to increase capacity to recycle precious metals from spent catalysts; TWCs from autos Recycled metal has as much as 90% lower CO 2 emissions than metal from primary mines. By recovering the precious metals for reuse in fresh catalysts BASF closes the loop with circular economy solutions. This investment further strengthens our global leadership position in the spent automotive catalyst recycling market. We are proud to enable the circular economy and to support our customers’, and our own, sustainability goals. Tim Ingle, Vice President, BASF Precious Metals Refining, Chemicals & Battery Recycling The Seneca site serves as a global recycling hub for BASF; in 2015, the company consolidated its spent chemical catalysts refining and recycling operations there.

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BASF expands PGM refining capacity to drive the circular economy - Canadian Mining Journal

BASF expands PGM refining capacity to drive the circular economy May 12, 2021 Topics BASF’s PMG refinery will receive a multi-million-dollar expansion. BASF is expanding its Seneca, South Carolina, platinum group metals (PGM) refining facility. The company will invest double-digit millions in capital improvements to increase refining capacity to recycle precious metals from spent catalysts such as automotive catalytic converters. Recycled metal has as much as 90% lower CO 2 emissions than metal from primary mines. By recovering the precious metals for reuse in fresh catalysts BASF closes the loop with circular economy solutions. “This investment further strengthens our global leadership position in the spent automotive catalyst recycling market,” said Tim Ingle, VP precious metals refining, chemicals and battery recycling. “We are proud to enable the circular economy and to support our customers’, and our own, sustainability goals.”

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BASF expands global PGM refining capacity

BASF expands global PGM refining capacity
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