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Asias large population and rapid urbanization have led to vast amounts of municipal solid waste (MSW) generation. Estimated at more than one million tonnes per day, MSW generation in urban Asia is only expected to increase in the coming years. Managing this waste is becoming a problem, with landfilling fast fading as a viable option, since land ava...

Waste generation has been identified as the fast-growing problem causing significant environmental and health hazard owing to changing modern societies, especially in the urban regions of the world. Traditional waste management practices face significant challenges in terms of overflowing waste bins and ineffective route planning. With 68% of the w...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis examines the technological and industrial landscape of sustainable manufacturing for flexible electronics. It reviews the top 10 technologies and trends, assessing their relevance, maturity, and potential to enable environmentally responsible, high-efficiency production. It explores how these technologies can reduce m...

The rapid increase in carbon emissions worldwide and the urgency to achieve net-zero targets have intensified the need for carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technologies. While technologies have advanced significantly, the long-term economic viability of carbon management remains constrained without scalable pathways to convert captured CO₂ into...

This report examines the key transformations shaping Europe’s circular economy for used electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) and assesses the growth opportunities emerging from these shifts. It analyzes how evolving legal and regulatory frameworks, data security expectations, global supply chain uncertainties, and ongoing digitalization and au...

Municipal waste management has become a significant concern amongst the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The total municipal solid waste (MSW) generated in the region is expected to reach as high as 127.5 million megatonnes (MT) in 2020. The existing landfilling strategies in the GCC region will not suffice to handle such a high volume of ...

Increase in waste generation and the subsequent irresponsible dumping of waste is identified as the fast-growing problem causing significant damage to environment, aquatic ecosystem, and human health. Industrialization, urbanization and the associated economic growth will face significant challenges if sound waste management practices are not put i...

03 Jul 2019  |  Global  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Circular Economy for Global Electric Vehicle Battery Reuse (Second-life) and Recycling Market, Forecast to 2025

Reuse Currently Dominates the Market with Recycling Expected to Significantly Drive Market Growth from 2021 Onwards

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The global electric vehicle reuse and recycling market stands at $61.5 million as of 2018 and is expected to reach $7809.1 million by 2025, recording a CAGR of 99.8%. The reuse segment is currently in full swing in terms of revenue; however, over the years, recycling of EV batteries is going to gain traction. With escalating metal prices specially ...

South Korea has one of the highest per capita plastic packaging consumption rates globally, as well as one of the highest rates of collection and recycling. The country is strongly pushing the circular economy of plastic recycling through new policies and initiatives and is building on country-wide programs, such as waste disposal fees based on vol...