Recyclekaro, a number one e-waste and lithium-ion battery recycling firm, is proud to announce its registration on the federal government’s Prolonged Producer Accountability (EPR) portal for e-waste recycling. As a lithium-ion battery recycling trade chief, Recyclekaro joins Lohum Cleantech, Attero, and LICO Supplies as one of many 4 registered lithium-ion battery recyclers, reinforcing its dedication to sustainable e-waste administration. Primarily based on its present recycling capability, Recyclekaro will assist lithium-ion battery and electronics product producers, producers, and importers in India meet their EPR targets. These targets embrace 4,200 MT for lithium-ion battery recycling and 15,000 MT for e-waste recycling, guaranteeing complete assist for sustainability targets.
India is the third-largest e-waste producer globally, producing 1.71 million metric tons yearly, with solely roughly 40% of e-waste recycled within the final monetary 12 months. To deal with this problem, the EPR portal, an initiative by the Central Air pollution Management Board (CPCB), gives a clear and accountable framework for digital waste administration in India. It centralizes the monitoring of e-waste from manufacturing to disposal, connecting producers with registered recyclers like Recyclekaro and streamlining assortment and recycling processes. The system gives monetary incentives via EPR credit, making recycling economically viable and supporting corporations in assembly sustainability targets. Moreover, the platform ensures regulatory compliance, improves information assortment and reporting, and encourages innovation in recycling applied sciences, fostering a extra sustainable method to e-waste administration in India.
The Battery Waste Administration (BWM) Guidelines, 2022, notified by the Ministry of Setting, Forest and Local weather Change, apply to all varieties of batteries. These guidelines mandate that producers (producers, importers) meet assortment and recycling targets to fulfil Prolonged Producer Accountability (EPR) obligations. Producers, recyclers, and refurbishers should register via the net portal developed by the CPCB, which boosts accountability, traceability, and transparency in assembly EPR obligations.
Rajesh Gupta, Founder & Director of Recyclekaro, commented, “Registering on the federal government’s EPR portal not solely permits us to attach straight with producers, fulfilling their waste administration duties, but in addition considerably enhances our enterprise alternatives. Being among the many 4 registered recyclers for lithium-ion battery finish to finish recycling is a significant milestone and a recognition that showcases our credibility. This registration strengthens our place within the trade and helps our mission to advertise sustainable and accountable recycling practices.”
Recyclekaro has established a robust presence within the Indian recycling trade, reaching 90% metallic extraction effectivity with purity ranges exceeding 99% from scrap batteries. The corporate plans to double its recycling capability by the second quarter of FYÂ 2024-25.
