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Core Insights - The report titled "Leading the Future of Circular Economy: Unlocking the Value of Battery and Key Minerals Circular Economy" was released by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation with support from over 30 participants including companies like CATL and Jaguar Land Rover, providing an actionable roadmap for the circular development of global power batteries [1] Group 1: Circular Economy Actions - The report emphasizes the need to shift from "minor repairs" and "end-of-life management" to a systemic redesign for scaling up the battery circular economy [1] - Five leadership actions are proposed: design for circularity, optimize transport and energy systems, scale up circular business models, co-invest in regional circular infrastructure, and promote efficient operation of circular systems [1] Group 2: CATL's Position and Goals - CATL, as the world's largest power battery supplier, aims for a battery installation volume of 333.57 GWh by 2025, a slight decrease of 1.69% year-on-year, while maintaining a market share of 43.42% in China, which is more than double that of the second-largest competitor, BYD [3] - The company plans to transform all battery factories into zero-carbon facilities by the end of 2025 and aims for value chain carbon neutrality by 2035 [3] Group 3: Recycling and Innovation - CATL has achieved a recycling rate of 99.6% for nickel, cobalt, and manganese, and 96.5% for lithium [3] - The company is developing sodium-ion batteries to reduce reliance on scarce minerals like lithium, with lifecycle carbon emissions potentially reduced by up to 60% compared to lithium batteries, targeting large-scale application by 2026 [3] Group 4: Infrastructure and Data Governance - CATL promotes battery-as-a-service models through initiatives like "Chocolate Battery Swap" and "Qiji Battery Swap," addressing fragmented recycling channels for retired batteries [4] - The company has established over 1,300 battery swap stations and formed the "Chocolate Battery Swap Alliance" with over 100 partners to enhance centralized management and large-scale recycling of battery assets [4] - As a board member of the Global Battery Alliance, CATL is piloting a "battery passport" to improve supply chain transparency and traceability [4]