advanced rechargeable batteries for a more empowered

The Advanced Rechargeable and Lithium Batteries Association

Advanced rechargeable batteries for a more empowered, sustainable and circular society

Pia Alina LangeHead of Internal & External Communication

Overview of the European battery market

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RECHARGE - The Advanced Rechargeable & Lithium Batteries Association

About RECHARGE

RECHARGE is a non-profit association representing the multifold interests of the advanced rechargeable and lithium battery industry in Europe.

Founded in 1998, it is our mission to promote advanced rechargeable batteries as a technology that will contribute to a more sustainable society, a resource and energy efficient policy and to the achievement of a green circular economy.

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Our Goal

To act on our mission, we put all our efforts in improving the advanced rechargeable and lithium batteries industry acceptance in Europe.

To do so, it is our goal to ensure an international level playing field that provides continued market access for new and existing products while promoting:

• Environmental-friendly design, manufacturing and end-of-life management,• Sustainable involvement of the European battery industry in waste management,

recycling targets and best practices,• Safe manufacturing, usage, storage and transport of batteries.

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THE EUROPEAN BATTERY MARKET

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The European battery market is estimated at €250 billion per year

from 2025 onwards.

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Battery Power: A main enabler

Advanced rechargeable batteries are key to achieving the goals for a climate-neutral society and play a pivotal role in an increasingly electrified world:

• low-emission mobility • decarbonized energy generation • power a sheer endless number of everyday applications, such as

smartphones, tablets, power tools and robots

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By 2018, the total power of rechargeable, lithium-based batteries put on the European market

exceeded 75 GW.

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The equivalent of 30 new coal power plants.


Battery Power: A main enabler

• Supported by legislative ambitions to fight climate change and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, battery-powered cars are expected to increase from today 1% of all vehicles globally to more than 20% by 2030.

• The market for stationary energy storage systems is expected to increase too, from 36 GWh in 2015 to 65 GWh in 2025.

Sources: McKinsey & Company, 2018 and Avicenne, 2016

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Worldwide Battery Market

Battery market in value (2016-2018, $bn, all market segments, all technologies)

Source: AT Kearney, Duracell, Avicenne Energy 2019

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E-mobility market

Source: IEA

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Market trends: E-mobility market

Source: Transport & Environment

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Stationary Energy Storage

Source: IEA

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Portable Batteries

The portable batteries market:

• Highly diversified• With more and more

electrified applications • E-communication • Internet-of-things• Robots • Household applicances• Powertools• …

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From 2009 to 2017, Eurostat (BD ERP reporting) reported more than 1,923,000 tonnes of portable batteries (incl. accumulators).


Portable Batteries

Cell phones market: • Relatively stable market

development • Dominated by LIB and NiMHPC market: • PC market is declining slightly (

increase in phones and tablets) • Dominatd by LIBTablet market: • Relatively mature market, with

market decreases over the past four years

• Dominated by LIBPower tool market: • Steadily growing market batteries

enable new applications • Dominatd by NiCd, with a steep

increase in LIB penetration

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Source: Avicennes, 2019


The European Battery Market

While Europe is the second largest market for e-vehicles and the third largest in stationary energy storage, Europe only accounts for about 3% of the global cell and battery manufacturing capacity today.

To boost European battery cell manufacturing, the EU launched the European Battery Alliance in October 2017.

It is estimated that about 10 to 20 large-scale battery cell productionfacilities are required to meet the future European battery demand.

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Waste

Batteries have been subject to end-of-life requirements since 2006:

• Batteries Directive 2006/66/EC

• Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2012/19/EU

• Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC

• End-of-life Vehicles Directive 2000/53/EC

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12,464,000 From 2009 to 2017, more than twelve million batteries (excl. portable batteries) had been collected for recycling in the European Union (Eurostat).

The European battery industry has managed to develop a strong presence in the waste treatment sector.


Waste

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Mass flow diagram EU28, in t, 2015 – Oeko-Institut; Data: Eurostat, several additional sources and own calculations


Collection Rate for Portable Batteries

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Source: Perchards report analysis, Portable batteries in EEA+ Switzerland


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