
The French Ministry of Ecological Transition has officially renewed the approvals of the eco-organizations in charge of the Batteries and AccumulatorsEPR Scheme for the period 2025-2031. These players will be responsible for :
This new step comes in the context of the European Batteries Directive (2023), which imposes stricter targets for collection rates, recycled content, and traceability.
Today, France collects less than half of the portable batteries placed on the market, far from the European targets set at 63% by 2027 and 73% by 2030.
The obstacles are well known:
For electric vehicle batteries, the problem is even more critical: volumes are exploding, and processing capacity in Europe remains insufficient.
As in the other EPR sectors, it is the marketers (manufacturers, importers, distributors) who finance the scheme through their eco-contributions. In concrete terms, they must :
In the event of non-compliance, the risks are high: administrative penalties, formal notice from ADEME, or even a ban on marketing.
The European reform also introduces new obligations:
Companies therefore need to anticipate these future constraints, which will go far beyond the simple declaration of volumes.
At CompliancR, we support producers and distributors in managing theEPR Scheme , thanks to a platform designed for simplicity and regulatory compliance. New rates are expected. As soon as they are officially received by the eco-organization, CompliancR will immediately integrate CompliancR into the platform and make them available to its users.
Our AI solution enables:
At a time when batteries are becoming a key element in the energy transition, mastering your EPR obligations is a prerequisite for remaining competitive and credible.