Recently, the executive meeting of the State Council approved the Action Plan for Improving the Recycling and Utilization System of New Energy Vehicle Power Batteries, emphasizing that China's new energy vehicle power batteries have entered the stage of large-scale retirement, and it is necessary to strengthen the management of the entire chain, achieve traceability throughout production, sales, dismantling, and utilization, and standardize recycling and utilization through legal means, and strengthen supervision and management. The meeting also proposed to accelerate the formulation and revision of relevant standards for green design of power batteries, carbon footprint accounting of products, etc., to lead recycling and utilization with standards.   Large scale retirement of power batteries Strengthening the full chain management of the recycling industry is of g...

Recently, Deloitte China and Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), a branch of the American Chemical Society, jointly released a research report titled "Lithium ion Battery Recycling: Market and Innovation Trends for a Green Future". The report focuses on the lithium-ion battery recycling industry, analyzing in depth the current situation and future development trends of the industry from policy, market, technology, and other aspects.   （1） Industrial driving force: policy, market, and technological synergy Building an industrial infrastructure framework through policies and regulations Major economies around the world have successively introduced regulatory systems such as the "EU New Battery Law" and the "China's 14th Five Year Plan for Circular Economy Development", establishing extended producer responsibility systems and hazardous waste managem...

Gathering not only for friendship, but also for cooperation. From April 8th to 11th, Li Xiling, President of Wuhan University of Technology, led a delegation to visit Serbia to further deepen cooperation in the field of science and technology. Cao Yuancheng, the head of RIKOMAY Innovation Center and founder and chairman of RIKOMAY, accompanied the delegation on a visit to Serbia. 

At present, the new EU battery law has come into effect, and the requirement for scrapped batteries to be transported back to the producing country means that Chinese electric vehicle companies need to establish a sound battery recycling network in Europe, which also provides a rare opportunity for battery recycling companies to layout in the European market.

On July 10th, Mr. Toby Graham, the Investment Director of the Victorian State Government in Australia, visited RIKOMAY for an exchange and discussion on international cooperation.

Recently, Stanford University in the United States released the 7th edition of the 2024 Global Top 2% Scientists List, and Professor Cao Yuancheng was once again selected for the "Lifetime Science Influence Ranking", with an increase of 239 places compared to last year.