KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Malaysia has proposed repurposing retired electric vehicle (EV) batteries into energy storage systems to provide a reliable electricity supply to rural communities, indigenous settlements and healthcare facilities, ensuring that the benefits of the circular economy also reaches underserved communities.
Malaysia Proposes Repurposing Retired EV Batteries To Provide Electricity To Rural Communities
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Malaysia proposes repurposing retired EV batteries to provide electricity to rural areas, part of its circular economy initiatives.
- Malaysia aims to use retired EV batteries for rural electricity supply.
- The proposal is part of the 'Circular Equity Dividend' initiative.
- Malaysia's waste management targets include 40% recycling and 53% landfill diversion by 2035.
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