Report: 75% of battery supply chain at risk of violating US and EU laws on forced labour

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September 18, 2024

75% of the global battery market is linked to supply chains with human rights risks — including forced labor and child labor allegations. Cameron Murray of Energy-Storage.news dives into Infyos’s recent report on the topic, providing insights on how this exposure poses new regulatory, reputational and financial challenges for BESS developers.

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Report: 75% of battery supply chain at risk of violating US and EU laws on forced labour
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