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Battery recyclers in the UK, Europe and the US, with what each one accepts and the permits it holds.
A.3 Aprofitament
Spain
First authorized Li-ion battery recycler in Spain
Accurec Recycling GmbH
Germany
Europe first industrial-scale lithium recovery plant with patented CLIMA process
AkkuSer Oy
Finland
Finland's only portable battery sorting and recycling plant
AS BAO
Latvia
Latvia's leading hazardous waste and battery recycler
Batrec Industrie AG
Switzerland
World-first battery recycler and hazardous waste treatment pioneer
Blancomet Recycling UK Ltd
United Kingdom
UK recycler of NiMH batteries, lead-acid, catalytic converters, and e-waste since 2009
CCL (North) Limited
United Kingdom
Scottish ABTO providing battery recycling and IT asset disposal since 2000
Cirba Solutions
Ohio, United States
Cross-chemistry battery recycler that shreds lithium-ion batteries into black mass at its Lancaster, Ohio plant.
Cleanlites Recycling
Ohio, United States
Lamp, e-waste and universal waste recycler that accepts batteries at recycling centers in Ohio and Michigan.
EcoLights Northwest
Washington, United States
Pacific Northwest lamp recycler that sorts batteries by chemistry at its Kent, WA facility for partner recyclers.
Electrocycling GmbH
Germany
Certified German WEEE recycler with integrated collection, logistics, and secondary raw material recovery
Eneris
Clean land, air & water
EverLights
Illinois, United States
Chicago-area lighting distributor and recycler that collects and consolidates batteries at its Elk Grove Village site.
GlobalTech Environmental
Wisconsin, United States
Wisconsin battery recycler that buys, tests, dismantles and reclaims alkaline, nickel and lithium batteries.
GreenWEEE International S.A.
Romania
Romania's largest WEEE and battery recycling company
Interco
Illinois, United States
Nonferrous metals and e-scrap recycler that dismantles and processes lithium-ion EV batteries in Madison, Illinois.
KBI Recycling
California, United States
Anaheim, California battery recycler that breaks lead-acid batteries and dismantles NiMH packs at a permitted TSDF.
Lighting Resources
Indiana, United States
Lamp and universal waste recycler that receives batteries at its US sites and sorts them by technology for recycling.
Nickelhütte Aue GmbH
Germany
Historic German metals recycler specialising in Ni/Co from batteries
Recykling KARAT
Poland
Polish multi-chemistry battery recycler
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