Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has notified Draft rules for Battery Waste Management, which is set to supersede Batteries (Management and Handling) Rules, 2001. The amendment looks to ensure safe and formalised recycling of batteries that are in use, with a focus on tracking batteries that have completed their useful life through online records and data management. The proposed rules will seek accountability to make sure that the batteries are recycled through formal channel. The new rules, when enforced, will be applicable to "every manufacturer, producer, collection centre, importer, re-conditioner, re-furbisher, dismantler, assembler, dealer, recycler, auctioneer, vehicle service centre, consumer and bulk consumers involved in manufacture, processing, sale, purchase, collection, storage, re-processing and use of batteries or components there of including their components, consumables and spare parts which make the product operational."
Draft Battery Waste Management Rules, 2020
Published:
20th Feb 2020
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