As one of the first homegrown battery manufacturers in Europe, Northvolt’s mission is to produce the world’s greenest batteries. Hence, Northvolt have always been strong advocates of carbon footprint declarations for battery cells and products.
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Northvolt filed 7 positions between 7 Apr 2020 and 28 May 2024, across 6 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 5 times.
2020 · 3 filed2022 · 1 filed2023 · 2 filed2024 · 1 filed
What they argued
Access to and supply of Critical Raw Materials (CRMs) is crucial to the European energy transition and to the EUs broader industrial and strategic goals. For the EUs battery industry, domestic supplies of relevant CRMs remain insufficient to meet expected demand and challenges to cost-competitive access to these materials both in Europe and in third countries endure for European industrial players.
Northvolt is a European supplier of sustainable, high-quality battery cells and systems. Our mission is to build the greenest battery in the world with a minimal carbon footprint and the highest ambitions for recycling to enable the European transition to renewable energy.
That there is a need for a revised battery directive and new regulation to fully benefit from the potential of a growing battery industry is evident. Northvolt would like to underline a few points regarding the inception impact assessment in order to have the new regulation in place as timely and effectively as possible. The full feedback will be submitted as attached file.
Northvolt is positive to the ambitions of the proposal for a Net Zero Industry Act: The EUs net-zero transition will require secure access to technologies powering resilient future energy systems, including battery materials, battery cells, batteries and battery systems.
Northvolt welcomes this initiative to review the Waste Shipment Regulation to better align with the EU Circular Economy Action Plan. The Battery industry is currently growing and Europe is currently in the middle of the upscaling of a complete new industrial value chain.
Northvolt welcomes the European Commissions carbon footprint methodology for batteries for electric vehicles in its current form, as a balanced compromise between different policy considerations. It is important and urgent to have a framework set in the immediate term, both for the sake of regulatory certainty for industry and for the sake of transparency on the carbon intensity of production to ensure a sustainable…
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