EPR registration for Battery Waste Management
If your company deals with batteries in India — whether as a manufacturer, importer, brand owner, assembler, or recycler — obtaining EPR Battery Registration is a mandatory obligation. This registration is issued by the Central Pollution Control Board to ensure that businesses take responsibility for the collection, recycling, and environmentally safe disposal of battery waste generated from their products.
Batteries contain hazardous substances such as heavy metals, lithium compounds, acids, and other chemical residues. If these materials are not disposed of properly, they can cause serious harm to the environment and human health. To tackle this issue, the Indian government introduced the Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022, which makes it compulsory for businesses placing batteries in the Indian market to manage their end-of-life waste responsibly.
The rules apply to all battery categories, including EV batteries, portable batteries, UPS batteries, and industrial batteries. Businesses are required to establish proper recycling systems, monitor battery returns, and submit annual EPR compliance reports to the authorities to maintain regulatory compliance and avoid penalties.
If your company deals with batteries in India — whether as a manufacturer, importer, brand owner, assembler, or recycler — obtaining EPR Battery Registration is a mandatory requirement. This registration is issued by the Central Pollution Control Board to ensure that businesses take responsibility for the collection, recycling, and environmentally safe disposal of battery waste generated from their products.
Batteries contain harmful materials such as heavy metals, lithium compounds, acids, and other chemical residues. If these substances are not handled properly, they can lead to serious environmental damage and health risks. To address this concern, the Indian government introduced the Battery Waste Management Rules, 2022, making it mandatory for businesses placing batteries in the Indian market to manage their end-of-life waste responsibly.
The rules apply to all battery categories, including EV batteries, portable batteries, UPS batteries, and industrial batteries. Businesses must implement proper recycling mechanisms, track battery returns, and submit annual EPR compliance reports to the authorities to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.