About BCP

BCP exists because capability alone is not enough.

Australia has skilled organisations across the battery lifecycle. What is missing is the shared infrastructure that enables them to operate as one safe, transparent and circular system.

Diagram 04The Missing Infrastructure Layer
A future custom BCP diagram showing how shared infrastructure connects capable organisations to consistent system outcomes.

Australia's Battery Circularity Challenge

A growing battery economy is also a growing coordination challenge.

As batteries become more numerous, diverse and distributed, the decisions around safety, transport, assessment, reuse and recovery become more interconnected.

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Different batteries

Different chemistries, formats, histories and states of health require different decisions.

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Different participants

Responsibility moves across owners, responders, transporters, assessors and recovery providers.

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Different signals

Information, standards and operating practices are not consistently shared across the lifecycle.

Why Industry Infrastructure Is Missing

Everyone has a piece. No one has the spine.

Fragmentation is not a failure of individual organisations. It is an infrastructure problem.

Each participant is designed to perform its own role. Few are positioned to build the neutral rules, shared information, operational protocols, workforce capability and recovery pathways that must work across the entire system.

Without that common layer, good capability remains difficult to coordinate, repeat and scale.

Why BCP Was Established

To build the missing layer—not to replace the organisations already doing the work.

BCP was established to connect existing capability, turn shared challenges into practical pilots and convert validated learning into infrastructure assets the ecosystem can adopt.

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    Understand the system

    Bring fragmented knowledge and perspectives into one shared view.

  2. 02

    Validate in practice

    Test proposed infrastructure with the people who will use it.

  3. 03

    Build for adoption

    Package what works into clear, reusable and scalable infrastructure assets.

What Makes BCP Different

Infrastructure builder. Neutral connector. Long-term capability partner.

BCP works across organisational boundaries. Its value is not defined by controlling one part of the battery lifecycle, but by strengthening the connections between them.

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Not a recycler

BCP does not compete for batteries or process materials. We help create the shared conditions that enable recovery pathways to work more effectively.

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Not a software provider

Technology may support the infrastructure, but BCP is not defined by a single platform, database or product.

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Not a consultant

We do not stop at advice. BCP works with participants to test, validate and package infrastructure that can operate in practice.

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Not a scheme operator

BCP is not a product stewardship or compliance scheme. We build interoperable capability that can support the wider ecosystem.

BCP is

An infrastructure company that brings knowledge, governance and real-world collaboration together to build shared national capability.

Mission, Vision and Long-Term Purpose

Built for a system that must keep learning.

BCP's direction is deliberately long term: create infrastructure that becomes stronger as the ecosystem contributes evidence, experience and capability.

Our mission

Build and validate the shared infrastructure that connects Australia's battery economy.

Our vision

A safe, transparent and circular battery economy in which every participant can act with confidence.

Our long-term purpose

Turn collective learning into enduring national capability and better outcomes across the battery lifecycle.

BCP Governance Framework

Infrastructure leadership requires visible governance.

BCP's Governance Framework will define how priorities are set, how participants contribute, how evidence is assessed and how decisions remain transparent and accountable.

Explore the ecosystem
Diagram 05BCP Governance Framework
A future custom BCP diagram showing participation, evidence, decision rights, accountability and continuous review.
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Transparency

Clear purpose, visible decisions and shared understanding.

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Evidence

Infrastructure shaped by research, practice and validation.

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Collaboration

Relevant participants involved in defining and testing solutions.

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Accountability

Defined responsibilities, review points and pathways for improvement.

Why BCP exists

To help capable organisations become a connected system.

BCP builds the shared infrastructure that turns collaboration into repeatable practice, stronger capability and better outcomes.