Lithion

From collection to processing, Lithion’s recycling program is a reliable turnkey solution.

Lithion offers a safe, all-in-one solution for recovering and recycling Lithium-ion batteries from electric, hybrid and plug-in hybrid cars as well as single-use and rechargeable electronics and electric mobility devices.* The best part: you could be compensated for those batteries.

Submit your pickup and recycling request in just a few clicks via our dedicated online portal and quickly receive a quote. Our team of qualified EV batteries logistic professionals will then ensure the safe handling and transportation of your batteries across Canada and the Northeastern United States.

Lithion’s recycling operations realize battery material circularity.

Lithion Saint-Bruno, the first critical mineral extraction facility of Lithion Technologies, is now in operation near Montreal, Canada. Ready to serve both Canadian and Northeastern U.S. markets, this plant is Lithion Technologies’ first major step towards establishing the circularity of EV battery materials.

At full capacity, this plant will annually process over 20,000 tons of Lithium-ion batteries and non-conforming materials from cell and battery manufacturing, to produce black mass. This capacity, equivalent to recycling 45,000 cars, will significantly reduce the environmental impact of electrification while strengthening the efforts of its strategic partners in promoting local and sustainable battery materials. Submit a recycling request for one or more batteries at batteries.lithiontechnologies.com and receive a quote!

Lithion Technologies. Pioneer in the development of fully circular lithium-ion battery materials.

Lithion’s mechanical extraction and hydrometallurgy technologies enable the recovery of up to 95% of battery components, with a drastically smaller environmental footprint than mining. Our complete solution makes the energy transition truly sustainable by keeping these minerals in the battery supply chain.

To find out more, visit www.lithiontechnologies.com

*Lead-acid batteries from internal combustion engines, and nickel-cadmium batteries are not accepted in our recycling program.