South Korean Ministries Partner to Boost Battery Recycling Industry
Summary
South Korea's industry and environment ministries have signed an agreement to promote battery recycling by establishing a trade and history platform, linking certification systems, and improving regulations. The initiative aims to secure critical minerals and foster a sustainable battery lifecycle for the country's future growth.
Resources, environment ministries team up to promote battery recycling industry
Under the agreement, the two will establish a platform for battery trade and history, link certification systems for recycled materials, improve regulations and conduct research and development projects.
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources and the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment said on Friday that they have signed an agreement to cooperate in promoting the battery recycling industry.
Under the agreement, the two ministries will work together to establish a platform for managing battery trade and history, link certification systems for recycled materials, improve related regulations and conduct joint research and development projects.
To implement the policies swiftly and effectively, the ministries will form a working-level consultative body.
Lithium-ion batteries — which are used in smartphones, EVs and energy storage systems — contain critical minerals, including lithium, cobalt and nickel.
The government said that establishing a sustainable battery life cycle is crucial to fostering the battery industry as a key future growth sector.
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