Obligations on battery producers to increase recyclers profitability: CPCB

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Addressing India Battery Recycling and Reuse Summit 2025, in the run-up to Bharat Battery Show, Central Pollution Control Board Director V P Yadav said,"Considering all the challenges faced by recyclers, we have designed a system in which producers who fail to meet their obligations will face financial penalties".

Financial penalties for failing to meet extended producers' responsibility obligations encourage battery recyclers and increase their profitability, said an official on Saturday.

These penalties will ultimately benefit the recyclers, as they generate credits that are then transferred to producers in exchange for compensation, he explained.