Batteries
25 of 142 company briefs report batteries entering or leaving their operations. Recycling is the most reported process, in 24 of them.
- Briefs
- 25
- Industries
- 6
- Top process
- Recycling · 24
- Often paired with
- Plastics · 20
Where batteries show up
Briefs by industry
- Automotive & Mobility 13
- Chemicals & Advanced Materials 3
- Electronics & Semiconductors 3
- Industrial Equipment & Automation 3
- Waste & Resource Recovery 2
- Metals & Mining 1
25 companies handling batteries
Filter in the full listAmerican Iron & Metal Waste company
AIM Recycling collects, sorts, processes and recycles ferrous and non-ferrous metals, which it also sells to domestic and international markets.
Construction and mining equipment
CNH's 2030 targets include 90% product recyclability and 15% of spare-parts net sales from remanufactured components.
Daimler Truck reports remanufactured high-voltage batteries in specific Mercedes-Benz truck models and remanufacturing of used parts.
Eaton’s circularity model covers product design, serviceability, modernization, refurbishment, repair and recycling across product lifecycles.
Vehicles and battery manufacturing
Honda's vehicle-circularity work covers recycled materials, end-of-life recovery and material traceability.
Hyundai Motor reports distinct vehicle-circularity measures and Korea-limited end-of-life vehicle resource recovery.
Computer chips and manufacturing
Electronics, batteries and appliances
Recology Waste company
Recology reports 1.6 million U.S. tons of recyclable and compostable materials processed in FY2025; listed categories are a subset, not a full breakdown.
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