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China is working to expand its capabilities in recycling batteries, rare metals, and electronic materials with the aim of enhancing resource security and reducing reliance on imports, especially amid escalating global competition and stricter export restrictions on waste materials. China aims to provide 510 million tons of recycled materials annually by 2030, utilizing advanced technologies for dismantling batteries and recovering metals such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel, with increased production of these materials to meet a significant portion of global demand. Additionally, China faces technical and logistical challenges in collecting and dismantling used equipment, but it has launched plans to better organize recycling operations. The country is also working to reduce dependence on imports by facilitating the import of high-quality waste materials and lowering customs duties, at a time when the West is seeking to tighten restrictions and limit dependence on China within the supply chain.
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