MetalEco Project Completes Semi-Annual Monitoring with PCIEERD
The PCIEERD–GIA funded project, "MetalEco; Sustainable Recovery of Valuable Metals from Spent EV Batteries Through Continuous Electrochemical System," successfully conducted its semi-annual monitoring at the CGNIES Conference Room held on February 16, 2026.
The project, led by Dr. Khino J. Parohinog, together with team members Dr. Chosel P. Lawagon, Engr. Paul John Infante, Engr. Karlo Isagani Mosqueda, Engr. Mary Regine Calamba, presented its technical and financial accomplishments, implementation updates, and overall progress to the assigned Project Managers, Kristene N. Mendoza and Aren Renz Centeno from the Emerging Technology Development Division of DOST PCIEERD. The session provided a valuable opportunity to align outputs, clarify deliverables, and strengthen collaborative direction moving forward.
Through innovative electrochemical systems for recovering valuable metals from spent EV batteries, MetalEco directly contributes to SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure) by advancing green technologies and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) by promoting sustainable resource recovery and circular economy practices.
With the continued dedication of the research team and the guidance of PCIEERD, MetalEco remains committed to developing sustainable solutions for environmental and industrial challenges.
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