Energy can neither be created not be destroyed. It can only change from one form to another” We all know this great lesson given by our role model scientists. Without batteries, mankind’s continual transition towards cleaner energy would remain a challenge.

Reports indicate that India has utilized 37% of its battery recycling capacity in 2021 and is fast tracking towards increasing the utilization capacities. Rules and Regulations, amendments to existing laws, are being reframed to curb leakage to informal recyclers to bridge the gap and improve utilization capacities.

Being a heavily toxic element, it is crucial to ensure lead is recycled using permitted technologies. Similarly, Lithium-Ion batteries contain Lithium and Cobalt, both of which are rare metals, which makes it significant that they essentially be an important part of the circular economy for a sustainable future in clean mobility.

MMCM realizes these gaps and potholes to complete the economic structure and is working tirelessly to address these issues. A prominent solution at MMCM enables seamless flow of all types of batteries from automotive recyclers and eWaste collectors to end recyclers. Our integrated EPR solutions provide a hassle-free overview of compliance fulfilment. Scalable and modular digital infrastructure provides the industry with a future-proof solution capable of handling a multitude of materials for the recycling industry.

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