New Jersey S2328 revises the "Dry Cell Battery Management Act" to expand battery types and management requirements.
New Jersey S2328 amends the "Dry Cell Battery Management Act" to broaden the scope of covered batteries and enhance management requirements. The bill redefines "covered battery" to include rechargeable and non-rechargeable batteries up to 25 pounds or rechargeable batteries storing up to 2000 watt-hours, whether embedded in products or sold separately. Manufacturers must submit a battery management plan to the Department of Environmental Protection within nine months of the bill's enactment, detailing strategies for collection, transportation, recycling, and proper disposal.
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