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The dependence on batteries in India is rapidly accelerating due to electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and renewable energy storage systems. While this is excellent news for innovation, it has created a genuine issue related to battery waste management. Once batteries have served their purpose they could include hazardous materials (lead, mercury, and lithium) that could damage the environment if disposed of inadequately.
In recognition of this, the government has introduced the Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022, making Battery Waste Compliance and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) compliance compulsory for all producers, importers, and brand owners. The regulatory framework provided requires producers to arrange for the collection, recycling, and proper disposal for batteries to mitigate risk and also advance a circular economy.
For businesses, compliance has transitioned from being an option to now something directly tied to legal approval, trust from consumers, and sustainability. As such, producers and businesses that are compliant with the regulations are no longer avoiding punishment, they are positioning themselves as environmentally responsible brands.
Battery Waste Compliance means compliance with the law to collect, recycle and dispose of used batteries. This has two objectives:
In India, this is governed by the Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022, issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC).
This very important regulation on EPR registration for battery waste management is mandated for all producers and encourages the recycling and safe disposal of batteries, making them liable for the entire battery lifecycle. It is expected to drive optimally designed batteries for easy recycling and efficient infrastructure. Ultimately, it aims to reduce damage to the environment through battery waste.
Batteries for diverse electronic appliances have been experiencing an exponential increase in market demand over the past few years, and so has the generation of battery waste. Batteries become a serious environmental hazard and health risks when they are not disposed of correctly and enter into the wrong hands.
Even lesser quantities of these batteries would challenge the human body with skin irritation, respiratory problems, renal illnesses, and, very rarely, even death due to extreme toxicity.
Increasing Battery Demand – With the boost in electric vehicles, solar storage resurgence, and electronics, India’s battery waste will likely exceed 2 million tonnes by 2030.
Hazardous Consequences – Lead-acid batteries give off lead dust, and lithium-ion batteries can combust when left in landfills.
Regulatory Risk – Risks, such as large fines, loss of license to operate, and reputational harm to your brand, can occur if companies are not in compliance.
Global Standards – Companies, including Apple and Panasonic, currently have established take-back programs. India is expected to change its practices to the global standard of take-back programs.
“The choice to be in compliance is not only compliance; it is a valuable and strategic decision. Companies that pursue and practice sustainable recycling will be positioned better with their investors and regulators and less risk with their consumers.”
EPR serves as the underpinning of battery waste compliance. The concept is that the battery producer – either a manufacturer, importer, or brand owner – will assume responsibility for the energy storage device’s end-of-life.
Key EPR Responsibilities:
In terms of obligations that Ola Electric and Ather Energy may be tasked with, they would need to achieve the annual minimum recovery targets for the lithium-ion batteries in their scooters. It would become existentially significant for the company by influencing appreciable government grants and consumer trust.
The Battery Waste Management Rules cover all categories:
Portable Batteries – Phones, laptops, toys.
Automotive Batteries – Cars, trucks, two-wheelers.
Industrial Batteries – Telecom towers, UPS, solar storage.
EV Batteries – Lithium-ion packs in electric vehicles.
Each type requires separate EPR targets and documentation.
Cost: Depends on company size, battery volume, and collection network. It covers registration, recycler agreements, and reporting.
Timeline: Registration with CPCB typically takes 3–4 months, provided documents are in order.
Validity: EPR registration is valid for the business year and must be renewed annually.
Companies that delay registration often face difficulties selling on platforms like Amazon and Flipkart, which now demand compliance proof.
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It’s the legal requirement to collect, recycle, and safely dispose of used batteries as per India’s Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022.
All producers, importers, and sellers of batteries—covering electronics, EV, automotive, and industrial sectors.
EPR makes manufacturers responsible for collecting and recycling batteries after their end of life.
Portable, automotive, industrial, and EV batteries—all categories are covered.
Non-compliance can lead to fines, license suspension, and sales restrictions on platforms like Amazon and Flipkart.
It prevents pollution and recovers valuable metals like lithium and cobalt for reuse.
Usually 3–4 months if documents are complete.
Costs vary by scale, but compliance is mandatory for all.
Annually, with reports submitted to the CPCB.
By working with consultants who handle registration, recycling tie-ups, and reporting.