Contact our team regarding the type of battery waste and recycling you need collected. Please include details on the quantity, material, location and contact details.
We will then provide you with a quote for your battery collection. Our team can then arrange a collection day to suit your businesses schedule.
Our specialist waste carriers will then collect the batteries and transport them to licensed recycling centres. The waste will be reused or recycled.
We are specialists in hazardous and WEEE waste, with an ADR verified logistics team. Your waste will be safely disposed of, with your business provided with HWCNs and relevant documentation.
Our team is passionate about sustainability, ensuring each waste type is recycled where possible. This saves vital raw resources, reduces our carbon emission and boosts recycling rates for the UK.
We are committed to providing not only environmentally-friendly, but cost-effective services to businesses across the nation. This helps businesses have access to sustainable and affordable recycling services.
Our waste management and recycling team collects a range of batteries. With our recycling and disposal service, we can help your business reduce your carbon footprint and transport waste to licensed recycling plants. From recycling lithium-ion batteries to lead acid batteries, our service caters to a wide range of battery types:
Get in touch for the responsible recycling of battery waste. We recycle batteries nationwide for various business types.
BATTERY STORAGE
We provide battery boxes and containers for our clients to store waste. Once filled, our team can collect these containers and transport the batteries safely. Our products can cater to various types of batteries and volumes.
Our UN-certified barrels can be filled with lithium-ion batteries to eliminate the risk of fires. These containers are then collected by our ADR-trained drivers and transported to licensed recycling facilities.
Electric Vehicles and Bikes
Lithium batteries are the popular choice to power EVs and ebikes. When discarding, lithium batteries must be handled by a professional team to ensure safety. We have vast experience disposing of and recycling this waste.
Solar Panels
Solar powered systems commonly use lithium-ion batteries. We collect waste from renewable energy products, ensuring they continue to provide green solutions.
Portables and Electronics
Our team collects and recycles batteries from a range of portable electronics, including mobile phones and laptops. We also collect batteries from computer waste and other WEEE items.
Medical Equipment
A range of battery types can be found in medical equipment which require safe disposal at the end of their life. We provide healthcare businesses with a safe, secure service.
Vapes
We can help businesses dispose of vapes and their batteries safely. This includes large volumes from businesses such as manufacturers and retailers.
If you are a business in the UK with large volumes of waste batteries, get in touch with our team today. With our safe disposal services, businesses can have peace of mind that they are following WEEE guidelines and regulations regarding battery waste. This includes car batteries and EV batteries.
We can also provide battery recycling bins for businesses generating large volumes of battery waste. Our team can then collect these bins on a regular basis from your premises.
Please note, we do not provide services for household waste. To dispose of household batteries safely, find your nearest disposal point which deals with battery waste.
Batteries should not be disposed of in general waste bins. Batteries contain hazardous materials, such as heavy metals, which can harm the environment and pose health risks if not handled properly. Instead, when disposing of an electrical item, you should remove the battery and take it to designated recycling points or collection facilities where it can be safely processed.
There are specific regulations governing battery disposal. Consumers should remove batteries from any electrical item before disposal and return used batteries to recycling points or local recycling centres. You should never dispose of batteries with general household waste, and doing so can lead to environmental contamination and legal penalties.
Batteries are classified as hazardous waste in the UK due to the presence of harmful substances, such as lithium, lead, and cadmium, which can be toxic to both the environment and human health if not disposed of correctly. Waste batteries, including lithium-ion, rechargeable, and other types, are subject to strict disposal regulations under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive and The Hazardous Waste (England and Wales) Regulations 2005.