Glossary

Battery Due Diligence ensures batteries are safe, ethical, and eco-friendly by checking materials, design, use, and recycling. It helps create a circular, sustainable battery life cycle.

A lead recovery target sets a goal for how much lead to recycle from waste, reducing pollution, saving resources, and supporting a circular economy by keeping lead in use and out of the environment.

Battery QR Codes track battery info from use to recycling, helping extend life, ensure safe disposal, recover valuable materials, and support a circular economy for a greener planet.

Battery durability means batteries last long, stay safe, and perform well in different conditions. This reduces waste, lowers resource use, and supports recycling and a circular economy.

Nickel Recovery Target aims to recycle nickel from waste, cutting mining impacts, saving energy, and promoting a circular economy that reuses materials for a cleaner, sustainable future.

State of Health (SOH) shows a battery’s current capacity and efficiency compared to new, helping extend its life, reduce waste, and support sustainable recycling and reuse.

LMT batteries power small electric vehicles, reducing pollution and noise. Rechargeable and recyclable, they save resources and promote cleaner, sustainable transport for short trips and daily use.

A Carbon Footprint Declaration for batteries shows total emissions from production to recycling, promoting transparency, sustainability, and informed eco-friendly choices under EU rules.

EV batteries power electric cars using stored electricity, cutting pollution by replacing fuel. Made mainly of lithium-ion, they can be recycled to reuse materials, boosting sustainability.