@misc{d435290a10504c0194bca6c28c73a8ed,
title = "U.S. Federal Policy Considerations for the Management of Retired Large-Format Batteries",
abstract = "The global demand for large-format batteries used in electric vehicles (EV) and battery energy storage is expected to continue as governments call for zero emission policies. Total installed large-scale stationary battery energy storage is expected to increase almost 20-fold in the coming years - from 17 GW installed globally in 2020 to 358 GW projected in 2030. Similarly, light duty EVs sales globally are expected to increase more than 8-fold from 2020 to 2030 - from 3 million units to 25 million units. The expected demand for large-format batteries brings supply chain concerns, and economic opportunities. Domestic reuse and recycling is one potential circular economy solution for large-format batteries. This presentation discusses current U.S. law and regulatory landscape for the reuse and recycling of large-format batteries, and how certain policy frameworks impact reuse and end-of-life management decisions for large-format battery materials.",
keywords = "battery, battery energy storage, BES, carbon neutral, cars, circular economy, climate change, electric vehicle, end of life, large format, policy, recycle, regulation, reuse, zero emissions",
author = "Taylor Curtis",
year = "2022",
language = "American English",
series = "Presented at the Carbon Neutral Vehicles & LCA Congress Conference, 19-21 January 2022",
type = "Other",
}
