The Future of Electric Vehicles and Material Resources: A Foresight Brief
Parajuly, Keshav, Ternald, Daniel and Kuehr, Ruediger (2020). The Future of Electric Vehicles and Material Resources: A Foresight Brief. United Nations University/United Nations Institute for Training and Research and United Nations Environment Programme - International Environmental Technology Centre.
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Author Parajuly, Keshav
Ternald, Daniel
Kuehr, RuedigerTitle The Future of Electric Vehicles and Material Resources: A Foresight Brief Publication Date 2020 Place of Publication Bonn and Osaka Publisher United Nations University/United Nations Institute for Training and Research and United Nations Environment Programme - International Environmental Technology Centre Pages 35 Language eng Abstract The report provides a snapshot of the recent developments in the EV sector. It highlights major challenges and opportunities in the mainstreaming of EVs and in ensuring a sustainable supply of material resources with a focus on the end-of-life (EoL) management of EV batteries. The Foresight Brief also provides an overview of recent policy developments concerning the promotion of EVs and the management of EoL batteries. Finally, it offers policy recommendations for ensuring the long-term resource sustainability of EVs. Keyword electric vehicles
lithium-ion battery
battery recycling
resource sustainability
reuse
recyclingCopyright Holder United Nations University/United Nations Institute for Training and Research and United Nations Environment Programme - International Environmental Technology Centre Copyright Year 2020 Copyright type Creative commons ISBN 9789280891225
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