Bentley Motors partners with researchers to rev up rare earth magnet recycling

Cecilia Keating
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Rare earth magnet recycling project aims to develop materials for luxury automaker's electric and hybrid vehicle ranges

Bentley Motors has teamed with the University of Birmingham to explore the potential of a pioneering technology that extracts rare earth metals from waste electronics, in a bid to provide a stream of recycled...

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