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Towards the “greenest” Batteries in the world?

Towards the “greenest” Batteries in the world?

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22 January 2021
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Charting a path through Europe’s sustainability landscape

New mandatory requirements on sustainability, safety and labelling are on their way for batteries manufacturers and other operators throughout the supply chain. 
In line with the EU Circular Economy Action Plan, the New Industrial Strategy for Europe and the Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy,  the initiative aims to minimise batteries’ harmful effects on the environment and will thus support the clean energy transition.
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