Battery Recycling.
Every kilogram of lithium recovered is one less kilogram mined from the earth. Building India's most advanced urban mining ecosystem.
Why Recycle Batteries?
India is on the cusp of a battery revolution. millions of EV batteries, solar storage systems, and consumer electronics batteries will reach their end of life. Without a robust recycling ecosystem, these are environmental hazards and lost economic opportunities.
Environment
Prevent toxic materials (Ni, Co, Pb) from contaminating groundwater.
Resource Recovery
Recover lithium, nickel and cobalt worth ₹40,000–₹1,20,000 per pack.
Carbon Footprint
Uses 95% less energy than primary mining. Saves 15-25 tonnes of CO₂.
Domestic Impact
Reduces India's dependence on imported critical minerals for EV manufacturing.
Ensures full BWMR 2022 compliance for producers, avoiding heavy penalties.
How It Works
Collection
Secure pickup via nationwide network per CPCB hazardous waste norms.
Sorting
Full discharge and sorting by chemistry (LFP, NMC, NCA, NiMH).
Dismantling
Automated and manual dismantling into modules and cells.
Mechanical
Shredding and separation of black mass (cathode and anode).
Hydrometallurgy
Dissolving black mass to selectively recover Li, Co, Ni salts.
Refining
Recovered materials refined to battery-grade purity for re-entry.
Materials Recovered
High purity extraction yields battery-grade materials ready to re-enter the active supply chain.
Lithium (Li)
Cobalt (Co)
Nickel (Ni)
Copper (Cu)
Aluminium (Al)
Graphite (C)
EPR Compliance Support
Under India's Battery Waste Management Rules 2022, all battery producers, importers, and brand owners must fulfil Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) targets.
EV Batteries
Scaling by Year 5
Portable
Scaling by Year 5
Industrial
Scaling by Year 5
Regulatory Compliance Advisory
We provide EPR documentation, recycling certificates, and MoEFCC portal reporting support for corporate clients.