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Apr 24, 2023

Redwood Materials partners with Rad Power Bikes for e-bike battery recycling

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  • Redwood Materials, a Nevada-based e-waste recycling startup, has partnered with e-bike manufacturer Rad Power Bikes to launch an electric bike battery recycling program. Redwood Materials will reuse up to 95% of the critical metals found in batteries to help Rad Power Bikes build more e-bikes and EVs.

  • As part of the partnership, Rad Power Bikes will ship the old lithium-ion batteries to Redwood Materials for recycling, refining, and repurposing. Select Rad Retail locations will be equipped with collection bins for small-format lithium-ion batteries as well.

  • This battery collection service is currently offered in-store, requiring physical drop-off of the batteries, with plans to expand the service online.

  • Analyst QuickTake: This partnership builds on Redwood Materials' previous collaborations with Flite (January 2023) and Lyft (November 2022) to recycle end-of-life e-foil, e-bike, and scooter batteries by having customers return them.

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