The Battery Network

The Battery Network will be exhibiting and speaking at the Waste Leadership Summit (June 8-10) in Washington, D.C.! Come find Leo, Eric, and Matt at Booth #41 to connect and learn how we are advancing battery recycling across the country.

June is PACKED! We're hitting the road this month and we'd love to see you at one (or more!) of these incredible events.

Whether we're attending, speaking, or exhibiting, we're showing up for the conversations that matter most in sustainable waste management and battery recycling.

Come find us. Let's connect.

May is National Bike Month and every ride should have a responsible finish line. Our national recycling program helps brands, retailers, and riders safely recycle e-bike batteries while keeping valuable materials in circulation.

New York runs on rechargeable batteries. Now the law makes sure those batteries are properly recycled. All covered, all at no cost to you.

Learn what the law covers and find a drop-off location near you:
batterynetwork.org/state-recycling-laws/new-york/.

Battery recycling is easy and it's free! Find a drop-off location near you, Illinois, and recycle your primary (single-use) and rechargeable batteries today. Learn more: batterynetwork.org/Illinois.

Even “dead” rechargeable batteries still hold enough charge to spark fires in garbage trucks.

Find a drop-off near you: https://batterynetwork.org/locator/.

Your old batteries don't belong in the trash. Drop them off and recycle right.

Learn more at https://batterynetwork.org/.

We’re excited to share that our Regional Program Manager, Sean Finney, will be speaking at the COSTHA Annual Forum & Expo next week.

This premier industry event brings together leaders in dangerous goods and battery logistics to share insights, best practices, and the latest in regulatory developments.

If you’re attending, be sure to connect with Sean and join the conversation.

DC Battery Take-Back Week is April 28-30! We're partnering with NWRA and the Woodsy Owl Campaign for three free battery drop-off events across Washington, DC. Swing by any of the locations listed on the graphic and help keep your community safe.

Full details at batterysafetynow.org/events.