ACE Green Recycling has developed a room‑temperature, non‑smelting process for recycling used lead‑acid batteries (ULAB) that the company describes as zero air emissions and zero effluents. The technology reportedly reduces heavy‑metal emissions, cuts solid waste by about 80%, and enables full recovery of polypropylene casings to minimize plastic leakage. ACE says it is the only enterprise to have commercialized a sustainable ULAB recycling solution and is now focusing on development of fossil‑fuel‑free Li‑ion battery recycling technology. The company was founded by Nishchay Chadha and Vipin Tyagi, who together have more than 25 years of metals and recycling experience, and is US‑registered. Financially, ACE has raised $7+ million as part of a Pre‑Series A round. The financing is positioned to support scale‑up of its commercially deployed process and further technology development. Market context cited in the article notes high recycling rates for lead‑acid batteries and projected growth in the global battery recycling market.

Total raised

$7M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jun 2022