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Final content for the Raw Materials Information System : strategic value chains : batteries section
RMIS, raw materials in the battery value chain
Final content for the Raw Materials Information System : strategic value chains : batteries section
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The Raw Materials Information System (RMIS) is the European Commission’s reference web-based knowledge platform on non-fuel, non-agriculture raw materials. Since its conception and first release in 2015, the RMIS has been developed in close cooperation with the Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW). DG GROW helps the JRC to recognise policy and knowledge needs related to raw materials, and supports the JRC in identifying how the RMIS can best meet these needs. RMIS development is part of the EU Raw Materials Knowledge Base: a well-established and extensive network of knowledge providers in the area of raw materials, which includes European Commission-funded projects, European agencies (Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, European Environment Agency, etc.), academia, Geological Surveys of Europe, and industry and business associations. In the circular economy action plan of 2015, the RMIS was tasked with improving the availability of data on secondary raw materials and with supporting EU-wide research on raw material flows. More recently there is increased focus to the analysis of strategic value chains for products, for example batteries. Such an approach is likely to develop in the near future, as the political guidelines and mission letters of the new Commission highlight the strategic value chain and sectoral dimension. The proposed new industrial value chains and material flows tile (described in the present report) and the related RMIS data browser have a double objective: to capture in a compact manner relevant raw material stocks and flows information for specific value chains; and to increase the availability of data on secondary raw materials for a specific sector. This is developed, in the first instance, for the battery value chain.
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- Corporate author(s): Joint Research Centre (European Commission)
- Personal author(s): Ciuta, T ; Georgitzikis, K ; Pennington, D ; Mathieux, F ; Huisman, J ; Bobba, S
- Themes: Scientific and technical research
- Subject: database , electricity storage device , information system , raw material , value chain
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-13854-9 | DOI 10.2760/239710 | Catalogue number KJ-03-19-929-EN-N |
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