“Currently, battery manufacturers and car companies mainly focus on vehicle safety as the primary goal when designing batteries. They hardly take into account easy disassembly, that is, they do not take into account the convenience of disassembly.” In an interview with reporters, the general manager of a power battery recycling company revealed the pain points of recycling and dismantling power batteries. Interviewed experts said that the characteristics of fragmentation in the power battery recycling industry are still prominent, and the entire industry chain has shortcomings such as information silos, and it will take time to fix them. In fact, industry regulations are constantly being upgraded. Recently, the Department of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the “Guidelines for Establishing an Industrial Standard System for Power Battery Recycling”. It is proposed that by 2030, a power battery recycling standard system covering the entire industry chain and product life cycle will be basically established, and a standard system for efficient use of resources, full coverage of the industrial chain, and domestic and international collaboration will gradually be formed. Industry insiders believe that the wave of decommissioning of over one million ton power batteries is approaching, superimposed comprehensive supervision upgrades and continuous improvement of the standard system, which is expected to force the development of industry standards.

“Currently, battery manufacturers and car companies mainly focus on vehicle safety as the primary goal when designing batteries. They hardly take into account easy disassembly, that is, they do not take into account the convenience of disassembly.” In an interview with reporters, the general manager of a power battery recycling company revealed the pain points of recycling and dismantling power batteries. Interviewed experts said that the characteristics of fragmentation in the power battery recycling industry are still prominent, and the entire industry chain has shortcomings such as information silos, and it will take time to fix them. In fact, industry regulations are constantly being upgraded. Recently, the Department of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the “Guidelines for Establishing an Industrial Standard System for Power Battery Recycling”. It is proposed that by 2030, a power battery recycling standard system covering the entire industry chain and product life cycle will be basically established, and a standard system for efficient use of resources, full coverage of the industrial chain, and domestic and international collaboration will gradually be formed. Industry insiders believe that the wave of decommissioning of over one million ton power batteries is approaching, superimposed comprehensive supervision upgrades and continuous improvement of the standard system, which is expected to force the development of industry standards.