Based on the operating mechanism of the extended responsibility system for lead-acid battery producers in China, this article considers three recycling channel structures: recycling only...
Improve general requirements for extended producer responsibility schemes. In general, concrete actions covering the whole product lifecycle in a circular economy. But thanks to a longer usage of the battery material, all the environmental impacts are reduced!
Aiming at these problems, combining with the pilot work of waste lead-acid battery collection and treatment system in Henan province, a proposal was raised for the implementation of the
Manufacturers in four categories of products, including electrical appliances and electronic products, automobiles, lead-acid batteries and packing materials, are given priority to carry out extended producer responsibility, according to the circular.
The EPR system will be expanded to automobiles, lead–acid batteries, and packaging materials. With lessons from e-waste management, the new EPR scheme emphasizes the role of the market to connect the recycling sector to the production and consumption systems. Additionally, the scheme provides producers with opportunities to try
Based on the operating mechanism of the extended responsibility system for lead-acid battery producers in China, this article considers three recycling channel structures: recycling only by manufacturers (mode M), recycling by the union (mode R), and third-party recycling (mode C).
This research conducts a case study by comparing the waste lead–acid battery recycling in the EU and China. Empirical findings indicate a leapfrog development with deficiency in market
Based on the legal collection and treatment capacity of waste lead-acid batteries in China since 2016, this study analyses the achievements in implementing the extended producer responsibility (EPR) system and
Existing Regulations Related to Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) (Solid Waste Law of 2020), mandating the establishment of an EPR system for electrical and electronic products, lead-acid batteries, automotive power batteries and other products. Producers are tasked with various responsibilities aligned with EPR principles, including establishing a waste recycling system,
This research conducts a case study by comparing the waste lead–acid battery recycling in the EU and China. Empirical findings indicate a leapfrog development with deficiency in market-based instruments and with promotion on persuade instruments of EPR in China. This research rationalizes that by a proposed optimized
We welcome the harmonisation, update and strengthening of the Extended Producer Responsibility, but some provisions of Article 47 need to be changed; Some provisions included in Article 47 could create administrative burdens and increase costs. For instance, producers should not be forced to organise the preparation for repurposing and
Based on the legal collection and treatment capacity of waste lead-acid batteries in China since 2016, this study analyses the achievements in implementing the extended producer responsibility (EPR) system and establishing a legal and orderly collection and treatment system of waste lead-acid batteries in China, and discusses the
Improve general requirements for extended producer responsibility schemes. In general, concrete actions covering the whole product lifecycle in a circular economy. But thanks to a longer
Answer: EPR stands for Extended Producer Responsibility which means responsibility of any Producer of Battery for Environmentally sound management of Waste Battery. Q. What are EPR target for Producers/Manufacturers? Answer: EPR targets is the quantity of battery placed in the market by the Producer/Manufacturers.
The EPR encourages lead-acid battery producers to set up scrap battery recycling system through marketing channel and to jointly establish scrap battery treating system with regular secondary lead producers. Meanwhile, battery makers shall not use products produced by disqualified secondary lead producers as raw materials.
In this context, we examine the impact of extended producer responsibility (EPR) on the export of waste batteries (WB). EPR is considered as a key policy for the "marketization
For example, California has lead-acid recycling regulations and EPR (extended producer responsibility) regulations for rechargeable battery recycling. Both California and New York require retailers to accept battery returns from customers and to recycle them. In addition, local and state hazardous waste laws likely govern battery materials; as noted by NREL, "In
Downloadable! The pollution control problem of discarded lead-acid batteries has become increasingly prominent in China. An extended producer responsibility system must be implemented to solve the problem of recycling and utilization of waste lead batteries. Suppose the producer assumes responsibility for the entire life cycle of lead batteries.
The EPR system will be expanded to automobiles, lead–acid batteries, and packaging materials. With lessons from e-waste management, the new EPR scheme
Widespread use of lead acid batteries (LABs) is resulting in the generation of million tons of battery waste, globally. LAB waste contains critical and hazardous materials, which have detrimental
Manufacturers in four categories of products, including electrical appliances and electronic products, automobiles, lead-acid batteries and packing materials, are given priority
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a strategic concept aimed at enhancing the environmental accountability of producers, brand owners, and importers throughout the lifecycle of their products. This report explores the EPR framework within India, detailing its application to various waste streams including plastic, electronic, battery, and tyre waste. The Indian EPR
In this context, we examine the impact of extended producer responsibility (EPR) on the export of waste batteries (WB). EPR is considered as a key policy for the "marketization of waste". WB are a hazardous waste that also contain a high concentration of critical raw materials.
Based on the operating mechanism of the extended responsibility system for lead-acid battery producers in China, this article considers three recycling channel structures:
Aiming at these problems, combining with the pilot work of waste lead-acid battery collection and treatment system in Henan province, a proposal was raised for the implementation of the extended producer responsibility in lead-acid battery industry, to provide reference on the promotion and implementation of EPR. 郑艳玲. 生态文明建设下生产者责任延伸制度的目标定
This law is implemented by several regulations, some of which introduce the principle of extended producer responsibility (EPR) for the management of end-of-life products, especially plastics. In 2007, the State Council issued the Notice on Restricting the Production, Sale, and Use of Plastic Shopping Bags, which marked China''s first
This law is implemented by several regulations, some of which introduce the principle of extended producer responsibility (EPR) for the management of end-of-life products, especially plastics.
Rules on 22nd August, 2022. As per the Rules, Producers shall have the obligation of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for the Battery that they introduce in the market to ensure the attainment of the collection and recycling obligations. Producer will meet their Extended Producer Responsibility obligation
The term "Extended Producer Responsibility" (EPR) refers to a battery manufacturer''s responsibility for their products beyond manufacturing until environmentally sound management of their end-of-life products, as well as the channelling of waste batteries to ensure environmentally sound waste management. Implementing a take-back system or establishing collection
To assess the performance of the responsibility extension system of lead-acid battery manufacturers, we verified the above theoretical analysis. To analyze the production, recycling, and reuse behaviors of lead-acid battery manufacturers, we investigated many lead-acid battery manufacturers.
In this context, we examine the impact of extended producer responsibility (EPR) on the export of waste batteries (WB). EPR is considered as a key policy for the “marketization of waste”. WB are a hazardous waste that also contain a high concentration of critical raw materials.
The pollution control problem of discarded lead-acid batteries has become increasingly prominent in China. An extended producer responsibility system must be implemented to solve the problem of recycling and utilization of waste lead batteries. Suppose the producer assumes responsibility for the entire life cycle of lead batteries.
The producer predicts the decision of the lead-acid battery alliance, and the alliance determines the recycling price , manufacturer’s independent recycling channel price , and recovery rate . The conditions for maximizing the producer’s profit are:
Producers should be enabled to use or dispose of waste lead batteries in the most conducive way to environmental protection to promote the healthy and sustainable development of the waste lead battery recycling industry. Therefore, this article mainly conducts the following research.
In 2017, the State Council issued the “Plan for Promoting the Extended Producer Responsibility System” (hereinafter referred to as “The Plan”) according to the “Overall Plan for System Reform toward Ecological Civilization,” which was jointly issued by the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the State Council.
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