Chris

We’re incredibly honored to be featured in Greentown Labs’ recent article, “How Climate Startups Can Lead the Critical Minerals Transition.” The piece spotlights ABTC among industry leaders and innovators all pushing the boundaries to secure a resilient and sustainable critical minerals supply chain. “Startups are spearheading technologies that can redefine the way the world extracts, refines, and recycles the materials essential to clean energy.” At ABTC, we’re proud to be leading the charge in urban mining, turning end-of-life batteries into a domestic source for critical minerals. Our long-term partnerships with BASF and Greentown Labs—which has evolved over the past six years ago—are at the core of this mission, enabling localized, circular battery recycling ecosystems that can recover up to 95% of critical elements like lithium, nickel, cobalt, and more. “Recycling is one of the most promising ways to boost critical mineral supply without new mining, and startups are proving it can be done profitably and sustainably.” Our inclusion in this feature underscores why ABTC’s work matters so deeply: achieving true energy independence demands that we close the loop for critical minerals, reduce reliance on imports, and safeguard national security and supply chain resilience. We’re grateful to be recognized alongside such visionary companies and are committed to delivering innovative recycling solutions that help power America’s clean energy future. Read the article to learn how ABTC and other climate startups are transforming the critical minerals economy: greentownlabs.com/how-climat…