A government resolution titled "Additional Measures for Financing the Establishment of Infrastructure for Recycling Electric Vehicle Battery Packs" has been adopted. According to the
Uzbekistan is set to introduce a disposal fee for electric vehicle batteries starting in 2025, according to Deputy Minister Ahadbek Haydarov. This announcement was made during a meeting at
According to Uzbek lawmakers, the fee has been increased to promote ecological safety and fund battery recycling. On the other hand, critics of the initiative claim that, by doing so,
CATL, Uzeltechsanoat discuss localizing ESS battery production. Talks include EV battery manufacturing and battery recycling. Both sides commit to advancing green tech in Uzbekistan.
TASHKENT. Feb 5 (Interfax) - The recycling fee for electric vehicles is set to increase by either 2.3-fold or by 4-fold, depending on the manufacturing date, as of May 1, 2025, as per the resolution of
Although Uzbekistan currently lacks a dedicated battery recycling plant, the project is being implemented as an independent environmental initiative, strictly adhering to all environmental
Uzbekistan has introduced higher EV recycling fees to strengthen battery disposal infrastructure and promote green technology adoption.
Battery recycling business model According to forecasts by Circular Energy Storage, the volume of electric vehicles for recycling is expected to increase more than tenfold by 2030.
Demand for electric cars is growing in Uzbekistan, but questions about environmentally harmful battery disposal have not yet been addressed.
Starting from 2025, Uzbekistan intends to implement a recycling fee for electric vehicle batteries, as reported by the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
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