India Bans Export of Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Materials

The Indian government has announced an immediate ban on the export of lithium-ion battery black powder, changing the export status of this product to prohibited. This policy aims to encourage the domestic processing of critical battery materials and support the development of the electric vehicle supply chain. The export ban applies to lithium-ion battery black powder and related battery waste, requiring that these waste materials are unclassified and free of lead, cadmium, or mercury. India is one of the fastest-growing electric vehicle markets in the world, and the government is promoting domestic battery manufacturing and recycling industries, with a goal of having electric vehicles account for 30% of new car sales and 80% of new two-wheeler and three-wheeler sales by 2030.

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