India faces a looming battery waste surge as EV adoption rises, with over 1.2 million batteries requiring recycling annually by 2030. Kolkata-based NavPrakriti has launched Eastern India’s first lithium-ion battery recycling facility, addressing gaps in regional infrastructure. Using indigenous C-MET technology, the plant processes 1,000 tonnes monthly, scalable to 2,000.
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