Status
Operational: status carried from the legacy record
Process: mechanical + hydrometallurgy. Capacity: 10,000 t/yr (Legacy figure; not re-verified).
Ecobat (formerly Ecobat Technologies / East Penn); lead-acid heritage transitioning to Li-ion; multiple US and EU sites; collection network strength; Li-ion processing growing alongside legacy Pb-acid.
Customers and offtakers: Multiple OEMs.
Plant record
Plant record
| Company | Ecobat |
| Plant | Multiple US+EU Sites |
| City | Multiple |
| State or province | Multiple |
| Country | USA, Germany, UK |
| Type | Recycler |
| Process | mechanical + hydrometallurgy |
| Output stage | black mass |
| Input chemistries | All Li-ion, Lead acid |
| Output products | Black mass + Pb recovery |
| Capacity (t/yr input) | 10000 |
| Capacity basis | Legacy figure; not re-verified |
| Status | operational |
| Status note | Status carried from the legacy record; not re-verified |
| Scale | commercial |
| Start year | 2020 |
| Investment (US$ billion) | 0.2 |
| Customers and offtakers | Multiple OEMs |
| Under EU Battery Regulation | Partial |
| Geopolitical exposure | LOW |
| Record updated | 2026-10 |
Official site: ecobat.com
In context
Where it fits
Listed in EV Battery Recycling Facilities. Recyclers are compared on where they stop: shredding to black mass, smelting to alloy, or refining to battery-grade salts that go back into cathode plants; only refining keeps the metal in the region. See Battery Recycling for the process and the market.
Sources
Sources and scope
- Scope
- Multiple US+EU Sites (Ecobat)
- Sources
- ElectronsX recycling dataset; company disclosures
- Updated
- 2026-10