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  • EPR Battery Waste Management – Powering a Sustainable Future!

    EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) for battery waste is an essential step towards sustainable waste management and reducing environmental impact. As producers, importers, and brand owners, you are responsible for managing the entire lifecycle of your batteries—ensuring they are recycled and disposed of responsibly.

  • "The best way to predict the future is to create it" – Abraham Lincoln

    At Decent Compliance Solutions, we help businesses stay compliant with EPR guidelines for battery waste, making sure your operations are both environmentally responsible and legally compliant.

EPR Registration Battery Waste

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Introduction
Benefits
Process
Documents
Validity
Timeline

​Introduction :

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Battery Waste is a key component in India's effort to manage battery waste, reduce environmental hazards, and ensure sustainable recycling practices. Under the Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022, EPR for batteries requires producers (manufacturers, importers, and brand owners) to take responsibility for the collection, recycling, and environmentally safe disposal of used batteries.

The Battery Waste Management Rules (2022) govern the management of battery waste in India, including both lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries, which are commonly used in various electronic devices, vehicles, and other applications. The rules enforce EPR obligations to ensure that battery producers manage the end-of-life (EOL) phase of their products responsibly.


Benefits of EPR for Battery Waste :

  1. Environmental Protection:
    • Proper disposal and recycling of batteries prevent harmful chemicals (such as lead and mercury) from contaminating the environment.
  2. Sustainability:
    • EPR encourages recycling and the recovery of valuable materials from used batteries, helping create a more sustainable circular economy.
  3. Regulatory Compliance:
    • Compliance with the EPR regulations ensures that producers avoid penalties and remain aligned with Indian environmental laws.
  4. Corporate Responsibility:
    • By managing battery waste responsibly, companies can enhance their corporate reputation, demonstrating their commitment to environmental sustainability.
  5. Consumer Trust:
    • Companies involved in recycling and reducing environmental impact can gain trust from consumers who are increasingly concerned about sustainability.


​Process :

CPCB Registration > Develop EPR Plan > Partner with Recyclers > Applying online application > waiting for processing > Issuance of EPR Certification


Ongoing Compliance > Adherence to Recycling Targets > Collection and Recycling of Plastic Waste > Maintaining Plastic Waste Collection Systems > Annual Filling 


​Documents required for Battery EPR :

Required Documents

•  Company GST, IEC, PAN, CIN Certificate (if applicable).

 •  Cooperate Address, if any.

 •  PAN of the authorized signatory.

 •  Import sales data for the products imported in last 10 years.

 •  Website Link of the Company.

 •  Toll free no. of the Company.

 •  Associated PRO, Logistic and Recycler Partner details.


​Validity :

EPR certification for battery waste is valid for 5 years. It can be renewed after summiting the applicable fees.


​Timeline :

EPR Certification for battery waste management is granted within 15 days to 30 days.

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