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Safely recycle end-of-life lithium-ion batteries and devices with Redwood Materials. Find convenient drop-off locations and community events across the U.S. to reduce waste and help stockpile critical materials..
Redwood Materials has expanded its operations to actively recover and recycle damaged lithium-ion batteries from accident and disaster sites, preventing hazardous materials from entering the environment.
It offers resources for safely managing and recycling these lithium-ion batteries, supporting sustainable rebuilding efforts while preventing further environmental harm.
Redwood Materials’ Morgan Crapps discusses the Be Battery Smart initiative, highlighting lithium-ion recycling, safety, and a secure U.S. supply chain.
Redwood Materials develops a lithium-ion battery recycling technology that generates high-concentration lithium composites (lithium concentrates) which are further leached to extract lithium compounds that can be retu...
Beyond disaster recovery, Redwood works nationwide to recover end-of-life batteries, regardless of their condition. Collaborating with dealers and dismantlers, the company identifies and recovers EV battery packs, saf...
In an exclusive tour, JB Straubel—the co-founder of Tesla and now CEO of Redwood Materials—guides the Munro team through a remarkably lean and vertically integrated facility that transforms end-of-life lithium-ion bat...
Redwood Materials officially started stripping cobalt, lithium, nickel and copper from used batteries at its new South Carolina facility.
2025 Redwood Materials and Li-Cycle are transforming battery recycling through advanced hydrometallurgical processes and closed-loop systems. They recover over 95% of lithium, cobalt, and nickel from spent batteries, ...
BMW of North America and Redwood Materials announced today a partnership to recycle lithium-ion batteries from all electric, plug-in hybrid-electric, and mild hybrid BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce, and BMW Motorrad vehicles i...
