Battery take-back across the UK and Europe

One battery take-back programme across every market.

Manage warranty returns, recycling partners, collections and supporting records through one repeatable process.

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Keep existing partners · Add ours where needed

Markets
The countries you choose to include
Sites
Plants, depots and service partners
Partners
Yours, plus ours where there’s a gap
Records
Whatever each route produces, kept per batch
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Where programmes leak

You own the liability. You don’t own the data.

Each site sorts its own batteries by email and agrees its own price. Nobody at the centre sees what was agreed until the invoice arrives.

Run countries through recyclers and buyers across battery streams. That’s 72 relationships — and no visibility into what it’s costing you.

Each one is a thread, a quote and an approval. None of them talk to each other, and no two are handled quite the same way.

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Questions you get asked
How much left our sites last quarter?Ask each site
What share went to reuse, not recycling?Not separated
Who actually processed the Rotterdam batch?Search the inbox
Are we paying the same rate in every market?Quote by quote
Can we evidence any of it to an auditor?Partially, on request

None of this is missing because anyone was careless. It was never captured in one place.

Programme structure

Central oversight. Local execution.

Central sets the rules once. Sites follow three steps. We are the layer in between — and the only one that has to hold the whole picture.

01 · Central

Sets the programme

Countries, sites and streams in scope
Approved partners and commercial terms
One view of batches across markets
02 · ReBattery

Coordinates the route

Checks reuse demand where evidence supports it
Selects a recycler when reuse isn’t supported
Books collection and keeps the batch records
03 · Local site

Does three things

Enters the batch and what’s known about it
Packages to the spec it is given
Confirms the collection window
Streams in scope

Warranty returns, handled the same way in every market.

Warranty returns
After-sales batteries
Genuine end-of-life
The three questions we get first
Can we keep our recyclers?
Yes. Approved partners stay in the programme; we add coverage where there’s a gap.
Who arranges the collection?
We do, against a window the site confirms. The site never chases a carrier.
What must each service partner provide?
Identity, quantity, condition and whatever evidence exists. Nothing to interpret.

Four distinct streams, kept distinct.

New surplus
Remanufacturing modules
Obsolete plant & R&D stock
Genuine end-of-life
The three questions we get first
Can central teams keep oversight?
Countries, sites, streams and approved partners are set centrally, once.
Can local teams still book collections?
Yes — inside the terms central already agreed. No local negotiation.
Can reuse and recycling stay separate?
Each stream keeps its own route, its own partners and its own records.
One batch, end to end

Six steps, repeated every time.

01Define the programmeCountries, sites, streams and the partners you already use.
02Capture the batchIdentity, quantity, condition and whatever evidence exists.
03Check reuse demandOnly where the evidence supports it. Demand is checked, never assumed.
04Select the recycling routeYour partner where it fits; ours where it doesn’t.
05Coordinate collectionWe book it. The site confirms the window and the packaging spec.
06Retain the recordsBatch, weight, collection, transaction and processing records — as each route produces them.
Programme visibility

Know what happened to every batch.

See what is decided, what is missing and what happens next in every market.

A clear status for every batch
SubmittedEvidenceRoute & partnerCollectionRecords
Netherlands · Service locationNMC modules · 96 unitsRoute agreed
SubmittedEvidenceRoute & partnerCollectionRecords
Current stateRecycling partner selected.Next stepArrange collection.Outcome recordsDue after processing.
Partner documents reviewed
Poland · Manufacturing siteLFP packs · 12 unitsWaiting for evidence
SubmittedEvidenceRoute & partnerCollectionRecords
Current stateNo route yet. Capacity test data is missing.Next stepReceive test data from the site.Outcome recordsNot due yet.
No partner selected yet — the route comes first
Germany · After-sales partnerNMC modules · 240 unitsReuse route agreed
SubmittedEvidenceRoute & partnerCollectionRecords
Current stateBuyer selected.Next stepConfirm terms and collection requirements.Outcome recordsDue after handover.
Partner documents reviewed
United Kingdom · Returns centreNMC packs · 8 unitsComplete
SubmittedEvidenceRoute & partnerCollectionRecords
Current stateRecycling completed.Next stepNone. Batch closed.Outcome recordsProcessing certificate received.
Partner documents reviewed
Organising principle

Reuse where it works. Recycle where it doesn’t.

Recycling isn’t the consolation prize for a battery that failed to sell. For most batteries it is the right answer — and the record should say so plainly.

Existing partners

Get more from your existing recycling partners.

Your approved partners stay in the programme, on your terms. We add coverage only where one of four gaps opens.

Geography
A market your recycler doesn’t collect in.
Chemistry
A chemistry your current route can’t process.
Capacity
A volume spike they can’t absorb this quarter.
Reuse demand
A buyer for surplus or certified modules you don’t have.
For legal, procurement and finance

Every claim, with its qualification.

What’s fixed, what stays batch-specific, and what changes by country.

Next step

Start with a programme conversation.

Tell us your countries, sites and streams. We’ll map what a repeatable process looks like — and where your current partners already cover it.

Discuss a programme →Send us a stream list

No obligation · Existing contracts stay in place