Five Departments Including MIIT Jointly Launch Special Enforcement Action to Regulate Waste Power Battery Recycling

Published: Apr 28, 2026 15:51
To strengthen the supervision and management of the recycling and utilization of waste power batteries from NEVs and related activities, and to promote the scientific and standardized recycling and utilization of waste power batteries, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and four other departments jointly issued the "Notice on Launching Joint Law Enforcement Special Actions to Regulate the Recycling and Utilization of Waste Power Batteries" today. To implement the work deployment of the "Action Plan" and in accordance with the requirements of joint departmental regulations, focuses on the prominent issues facing the recycling and utilization of waste power batteries from NEVs, strengthening full-chain supervision by improving collaborative regulatory mechanisms.

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