Technology Roadmap for EV Battery Recycling Ensuring Circularity of EV Battery Supply Chain

Anjali Singh (), Amit Kumar, Kartik Nair, Ritika Verma and Narasimhan Soundarrajan
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Abstract: A technology roadmap for EV battery recycling in India is essential to establish a circular economy, reduce environmental hazards and ensure the sustainable use of critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, nickel, and phosphorous. It guides the investment in advanced recycling technologies, promoting efficiency and scalability. This technology roadmap can be a guiding document to strategise and plan the country's infrastructure, promote industry collaboration (EV and battery manufacturers and recyclers), and ensure regulatory compliance to manage the looming EV battery waste. Ultimately, it will strengthen India's self-reliance in raw materials and aligns with global sustainability commitments.

Keywords: Supply Chain; EV Battery; clean energy; icrier; environmental hazards; recycle (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 158 page
Date: 2025-03
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