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  1. Methodologies
  2. Battery second life

Monitoring Plan

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Last updated 3 months ago

Monitoring Plans for this methodology shall include, but are not limited to, tracking of the following information by Project Developers:

  • Transportation distances for the collection of waste batteries until the project's site.

  • Type and chemistry of collected batteries (Battery A).

  • Percentage of recycled battery packs, auxiliary components, BMS, and BUs derived from the collected battery packs (Battery A).

  • The quantity, type, and weight of second-life batteries sold (Battery B) in a functional state, along with their respective State of Health (SoH) and lifespan (optional). If lifespan data is unavailable, conservative assumptions will be made.

  • Quantity and type of new materials used in the second life battery, as well as any new electrolyte solutions incorporated into the sold battery (Battery B).

See Table 2 in the section for more details.

The Project Developer is the party responsible for adhering to the Monitoring Plan.

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