Sustainable development

GREENGUARD Green Guardian certification
Italy EPD Environmental Product Declaration Certification
North America UL EPD Environmental Product Declaration Certification
UL 2799 Waste Zero Landfill Certification
UL2809 Recycled Material Content Verification
UL2809-OBP marine plastic certification
GRS Global Recycling Standard
UL 110 Mobile Sustainability Certification

EU Battery Regulatory Milestones

Eu battery regulatory milestones

Carbon Footprint
Responsibility sourcing
Loop
Digital Report
2023
2023: Batteries with specific cadmium and lead content need to be labeled and collected separately
Now: Rules for collecting, processing, and indicating battery capacity
2024
Due in 2024: Compliance with due diligence on social and environmental risks in the supply chain
July 1, 2024: Battery carbon footprint declaration, including third-party verification and public disclosure schemes
2025
December 31, 2025: 65% recycling efficiency, materials, recycling ratio for diamond (90%), nickel (90%), lithium (35%), copper (90%)
2026
On January 1, 2026, a battery passport will be issued, including carbon footprint, responsibility sourcing, battery composition, recycled components, health status, performance, and durability
January 1, 2026: Battery classification based on carbon footprint performance
2027
January 1, 2027: Complete label connected to each battery, QR code with product information, chemicals, hazardous substances, key raw materials, and capacity
January 1, 2027: Reported recycling of lithium, nickel, cobalt, and lead content
January 1, 2027: Compliance with maximum carbon footprint thresholds and calculation methods
2030
January 1, 2030: The required material recovery rates may reach 95% for diamond, 95% for nickel, 70% for lithium, and 95% for copper
January 1, 2030: By 2030, recycling efficiency may need to reach 65-70%
January 1, 2030: Minimum recycled material content in batteries (12% cobalt, 85% lead, 4% lithium, 4% nickel)
2031
By 2031, the required material recovery rate may reach Co (95%) • Ni (95%) and Li (80%) 2031: Minimum Recycled Material Content in Batteries: Clamp (16%), Lithium (6%), Nickel (6%)
Article 47 suggests extending the responsibility of battery producers, and Article 49 proposes rules for recycling waste electric vehicle batteries
2035
January 1, 2035: Minimum recycled material content in batteries (20% diamond, 85% lead, 10% lithium, 12% nickel)