Graphjet Technology launches the world’s first commercial-scale green graphite facility in Subang, recycling palm kernel shells into battery-grade gra...
KUALA LUMPUR: Nasdaq-listed Graphjet Technology Sdn Bhd has commenced operations of the world’s first commercial-scale green graphite facility located in Subang, Selangor.
This level of production is sufficient to support battery production for approximately 40,000 electric vehicles per year. “With this facility, Graphjet is now the primary player in green graphite production outside of China, as the company has the largest production capacity in the country. Graphjet has received its first shipment of palm kernel shells and has begun shipping green graphite product samples to its customers.
“With Graphjet now officially in commercial production, we are excited to support the transition to clean energy with our environmentally friendly and cost-effective processes and technology,“ Lee said.
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