2025年汽车生产者责任延伸（EPR）成果分享会成功召开

Core Insights - The conference focused on sharing the results and experiences of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) pilot program in the automotive industry, promoting excellent cases, and exploring the development direction of EPR management to support the green transformation of the automotive industry [1][3]. Group 1: EPR Implementation and Industry Strategy - The development of a circular economy is a major national strategic decision, crucial for resource security and achieving carbon neutrality goals. Implementing EPR in the automotive sector is both a responsibility and a strategic opportunity to reshape industry competitiveness [3]. - The automotive industry will focus on EPR for new energy vehicles, enhancing government support, deepening policy research, and building collaborative platforms to explore a "Chinese solution" for EPR management [3][4]. Group 2: Pilot Program Achievements - Since the release of the EPR pilot implementation plan in June 2021, participating companies have made significant progress in areas such as recycled materials, remanufacturing, and recycling system construction, resulting in multiple replicable and exemplary cases [4]. - The "EPR Pilot Excellent Case Collection" was released, showcasing 16 typical cases that highlight innovative paths and significant achievements in EPR practice across various enterprises, providing valuable experience and guidance for the industry [4][6]. Group 3: Industry Reports and Research - An industry report titled "Reconstructing the Future: The Sustainable Development Path of Automotive Recycled Plastics" was released, providing a systematic study of the policy environment, technological research, recycling systems, market applications, and supply-demand analysis related to automotive recycled plastics [7][12]. Group 4: Action Plans and Standards - The "New Energy Vehicle EPR Capability Enhancement Action Plan" was launched, encouraging companies to explore EPR implementation paths and business models in a flexible manner, aiming to leverage EPR management for carbon reduction and cost efficiency [13]. - Progress on the EPR supporting standard system was discussed, including the development of guidelines and standards for the automotive industry, which will provide technical specifications and implementation guidance for EPR management [16]. Group 5: International Experience and Collaboration - Experts from Germany and Japan shared insights on EPR frameworks and sustainable development paths in the automotive industry, offering valuable lessons for China's efforts in green transformation and circular economy policy frameworks [17]. - The successful hosting of the conference facilitated information exchange and experience sharing among automotive industry stakeholders, promoting the dissemination and practice of EPR concepts [17].