GEM has long been deeply engaged in the circular economy, establishing comprehensive recycling industrial chains for key mineral resources (nickel, cobalt, lithium, tungsten), end-of-life batteries, e-waste, end-of-life vehicles (ELVs), and waste plastics, continuously advancing waste reduction at source and resource utilization. The company's resource recycling industrial chain leverages its inherent carbon reduction advantages to quantify and certify green practices, transforming them into valuable carbon assets.

In 2025, the Wuhan Carbon Inclusive Methodology for End-of-Life Vehicle Recycling, primarily developed by GEM, was publicized by the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment. This methodology provides critical technical support for the green development of Wuhan's ELV recycling industry and sets a benchmark for developing similar carbon inclusive methodologies nationwide.

In 2025, the company successfully registered an ELV recycling emission reduction project, issuing and publicizing China's first batch of carbon inclusive emission reductions for ELV recycling. Concurrently, GEM actively applied for photovoltaic carbon inclusive emission reduction projects to promote quantified emission reductions and green value accounting. The total emission reductions issued from the company's carbon asset projects exceeded 90,000 tons.

End-of-Life Vehicle Resource Utilization