Ace Green Recycling and Gold Star Metals Forge Major Battery Recycling Partnership in Texas

Ace Green Recycling, Inc. has entered into a multi-year Master Used Lead Acid Batteries Supply Agreement with Gold Star Metals, LLC, establishing a significant partnership in the battery recycling sector. The agreement guarantees Ace Green Recycling a minimum of 30,000 metric tons of ULAB annually, with potential scaling to 100,000 metric tons per year as the company expands operations at its planned Texas flagship facility scheduled to commence operations in 2026.

The battery materials will be sourced from a six-state region including Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, and New Mexico, creating a robust and reliable feedstock pipeline for Ace's clean recycling technology. This regional sourcing strategy complements Ace's existing supply agreements and represents a major advancement in securing a stable and sustainable supply chain for the company's U.S. operations, according to Siddharth Roy, Business Director at Ace Green Recycling.

Parth Tanna, Business Manager at Gold Star Metals, emphasized that Ace demonstrates visionary leadership in scaling environmentally friendly solutions for lead battery recycling. The long-term agreement leverages GSM's established regional collection network to support next-generation clean recycling solutions, marking a significant milestone in strengthening the U.S. battery ecosystem while ensuring supply security, environmental responsibility, and sustainable growth for the recycling industry.

This partnership underscores the critical importance of establishing reliable supply chains for battery recycling operations as demand for sustainable end-of-life solutions continues to grow across multiple industries including electronics, automotive, and energy storage. The collaboration between these two companies positions Texas as a key hub for advanced battery recycling technology and sustainable material processing. For detailed information about Ace Green Recycling's innovative technology platform, visit https://www.acegreenrecycling.com.

The agreement's impact extends beyond immediate business operations, contributing to environmental sustainability by ensuring proper recycling of hazardous materials and supporting circular economy principles. This development strengthens Texas' position in the clean technology sector while addressing growing concerns about battery waste management and resource conservation in the rapidly expanding energy storage market.