Credits: Call2Recycle (https://www.call2recycle.org/)
Participate in the first voluntary, industry-wide e-bike battery recycling initiative in the United States.
More than 40 bike industry leaders from 20 PeopleForBikes member companies came together under a sustainability task force and electric bicycle committee to create an industry-leading e-bike battery recycling program in partnership with Call2Recycle. This was done to ensure that the batteries were handled safely, responsibly, and kept out of landfills.
Between 2020 and 2030, it is anticipated that more than 12 million electric bicycles (e-bikes) would be marketed in the US. These 12 million batteries, which were used to power those e-bikes, must be collected and recycled in a safe and responsible manner once they reach the end of their useful lives.
eBike Brand Owners or Manufacturers
The e-bike battery collection and recycling initiative is being managed by Call2Recycle, which is approved by PeopleForBikes. They provide recycling kits, transportation and logistics, safety materials, and rider education.
eBike Riders
Buy > Ride > Return > Recycle
Your e-bike battery will eventually run out of life. To keep the environment, people, and property safe, that battery must be handled carefully when that time comes. It shouldn’t be disposed of in the garbage or recycle.
You can be sure your batteries are recycled safely and ethically thanks to this scheme endorsed by the industry.
eBike Retailers
You, your clients, and the environment will benefit if you take part in an e-bike battery recycling program.
You may now register with Call2Recycle for free as an e-bike store to have your location act as a collection place for used e-bike batteries. Once signed up, your location will be displayed on the websites of Call2Recycle and PeopleForBikes, making it simple and convenient for riders to drop off their e-bike batteries for recycling.
Call2Recycle will offer retailers instruction in safe battery handling and preparation, recycling kits for damaged or defective batteries that have reached the end of their useful lives, and safety supplies. They will also make arrangements for the collection, transportation, and recycling of the e-bike batteries.
Call2Recycle gives tips for merchants to bear in mind when charging, storing, and transporting e-bike batteries as part of the program’s dedication to safe, responsible, and legal battery management. Download Here
Credits: Call2Recycle (https://www.call2recycle.org/)
Which brands or manufacturers are participating in the eBike Battery Recycling Program?
The following brands are participating in the program:
Alta Cycling Group (Diamondback, iZip, Haibike, Redline)
Aventon
BCycle LLC
BikeCo. (Fuji, Breezer, Tuesday)
Bunch Bikes
Cannondale
Devinci
EUCAN Distribution Inc.
Evil Bikes
Gazelle USA, LLC (Gazelle, Urban Arrow)
Giant Bicycles (Giant, Liv, Momentum)
Hawley Lambert Cycling (EVO, PWR)
Kona – The Bicycle Group
Live To Play Sports (Norco)
Madsen Cycles
Marin Mountain Bikes, Inc. (Marin)
Praxis
Priority Outdoor Products, LLC (Priority Bicycles)
Promovec America Inc.
Quality Bicycle Products (Surly, Benno, Fazua)
Robert Bosch LLC
Rocky Mountain Bicycles
Santa Cruz Bicycles
Shimano North America Bicycle, Inc.
Specialized Bicycle Components, Inc.
Tern Bicycles
Trek Bicycle Corporation (Trek, Electra)
Vvolt e–Mobility LLC
Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA
Yeti Cycles
Have an e-bike battery to recycle?
Locate a drop-off spot here.
Please be patient as we continue to create a nationwide collection network if there aren’t any places nearby right away.
How to signup for eBike Battery Recycling Program?
How to signup for eBike Battery Recycling Program?
What happens if a customer declines to pay the $15 recycling fee?
How does the program work for consumers?
How can I collect the $15 recycling fee from consumers?
How much will customers pay to recycle their batteries?
What if a customer has an e-bike and battery already?
What happens to the battery once I return it?
Is this program mandatory for my shop?
What should I do when my batteries are ready for pickup?
What’s the best way to promote this program at the point of purchase?
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