Revises the "Dry Cell Battery Management Act" to expand battery types and modify disposal rules.

The bill revises the "Dry Cell Battery Management Act" to redefine "covered batteries" to include rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries up to 25 pounds or rechargeable batteries storing up to 2000 watt-hours. It removes requirements for retailers to accept used nickel-cadmium and sealed lead rechargeable batteries and to post signage. Manufacturers must submit a battery management plan to the Department of Environmental Protection for approval, detailing collection, transportation, and disposal processes.

Revises the "Dry Cell Battery Management Act" to expand battery types and modify disposal rules.

The bill revises the "Dry Cell Battery Management Act" to redefine "covered batteries" to include rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries up to 25 pounds or rechargeable batteries storing up to 2000 watt-hours. It removes requirements for retailers to accept used nickel-cadmium and sealed lead rechargeable batteries and to post signage. Manufacturers must submit a battery management plan to the Department of Environmental Protection for approval, detailing collection, transportation, and disposal processes.