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China Needs to Review EV Battery Emissions, CATL Founder Says

28 Aug 2022 | Abstracted from ZomaLoma

Speaking at New Energy Vehicle Congress in Beijing, CATL CEO Zeng: "China should step up initiatives to study and monitor carbon footprints along the electric vehicle battery supply chain, as the country has 'appeared to be lagging behind'...Some electric vehicle manufacturers are 'blindly' looking for larger products that offer longer ranges, resulting in higher per-unit energy consumption and therefore higher resource consumption.

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