MaxVolt ReEarth was formed to create an integrated lithium battery recycling solution that deals with the entire process of a battery. It includes using second-life applications for the proper disassembly or shredding of end-of-life batteries.

Global Lithium Batteries producer and a clean energy solutions provider, MaxVolt Energy, recently forayed into the growing market for Lithium Battery Recycling in India with the establishment of a subsidiary, ‘MaxVolt ReEarth’. In a press release, Maxvolt said this move aligns with its vision to develop a sustainable, independent, and integrated ecosystem for the growing electric vehicles and energy solutions adoption in the country. This initiative growing interest and launches in the recycling space from existing and legacy players who finally see a market that is both viable and growing. 

MaxVolt ReEarth was formed to create an integrated lithium battery recycling solution that deals with the entire process of a battery. It includes using second-life applications for the proper disassembly or shredding of end-of-life batteries, followed by black mass manufacturing and the production of other valuable minerals. This closed-loop system ensures that battery resources stay within the value chain for as long as possible, which amplifies the circular economy concepts of reuse, recovery, and regeneration.

The Indian market is seeing an increase in the batteries consumption due to EV adoption, telecom development, and storage solutions from the renewable sector. Maxvolt ReEarth intends to collaborate with EV manufacturers, fleet owners, battery manufacturers, telcos, energy storage solution providers, government entities, PSUs, and R&D institutions to ensure the safe supply of the battery, traceability, and future take-off demand for the recycled materials.