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Battery Report 2025 · Page 418

Cell Design and Materials: Alternative Chemistries

…esign and Materials | Lead-Acid | Supply Chain Lead-Acid Batteries: Supply Chain, Materials, and Recycling ● Lead has recently been included in the USGS list of critical minerals because of …

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 427

Supply Chain: Upstream and Midstream

…rimarily by Chinaʼs expanding recycling capacity, supported by the legalisation of high-quality black mass imports starting in August 2025. Source: Project Blue …

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 440

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Opportunities & Challenges Opportunities & Challenges in the Recycling Industry in 2025 Trade Policy: Chinaʼs 2025 legalization of black mass imports presents an opportunity…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 441

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Recycling vs. Reuse Pathway Decisions: Reuse Versus Recycling The LIB life cradle-to-grave cycle incorporates new battery production, first use, refurbishment, reuse, and en…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 442

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Policies Strong EOL Management Policies Individual U.S. states have begun joining the EU, China, and India with strong EOL management policies that include extended producer…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 443

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Policies The EU and India Remain Leaders in Setting Recycled Content Standards, Though Targets Differ in Specificity Multiple analyses predict that the EUʼs RCSs may be diff…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 444

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Capacity Recycling Capacity in China Exceeds That of Other Regions, and the Government is Attempting to Regulate It Chinaʼs Whitelist: The whitelist is reserved for companie…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 446

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Recycling | Economics Recycling Profitability Is Heavily Influenced by Changing Material Prices Because of their material content, NMC batteries have historically netted a m…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 447

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Environmental Impacts Environmental Benefits Are Highest for NCM/A Cathode Chemistries & Processes Other Than Pyrometallurgy Mining of input materials for LFP is less CO2-eq…

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 448

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Second Life Second-life Batteries SLB An Overview The pathway to second-life has 3 steps: receive, then assess to finally redeploy. …

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 449

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Second Life Second-life Batteries: Current Applications Batteries are typically repurposed from a strenuous application (mostly mobility) to less demanding use cases …

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Battery Report 2025 · Page 451

Supply Chain: Recycling & Secondary Markets

INDUSTRY Supply Chain | Recycling & Secondary Markets | Second Life Second-life Batteries: Development/Scale Up Pain Points & Challenges 1/2 Understanding and addressing the challenges of battery second life is the key to unloc…

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