Redwood Materials

Great to chat with TechCrunch about Redwood Materials' next phase of growth - we’re excited to expand our footprint with a new R&D center in San Francisco, and scale our engineering capabilities to meet the demands of the rapidly accelerating energy transition.   If you're excited to apply yourself to hard, industrial-scale challenges and build a circular battery supply chain at industrial scale, we're hiring for chemical, electrical, mechanical, and software engineers across the Bay Area, Nevada, and South Carolina. Read more about this latest expansion: https://lnkd.in/gyRHMUiB

Redwood is coming to San Francisco!    We’re opening a Research & Development Center in the heart of the city to scale our engineering capabilities and meet the demands of an accelerating energy transition.    There’s never been a better time to build a circular battery supply chain in the U.S.—and we’re excited to keep building it in San Francisco. Join us! https://lnkd.in/eFCCTEqx

We’re teaming up with Isuzu Commercial Truck of America to recycle battery cells, modules, and packs from their U.S. and Canadian operations. As Isuzu expands its electric truck lineup, we’re helping to build a more circular future for their commercial electric fleets. https://lnkd.in/e9c4sQj4

We made TIME’s list of Top GreenTech Companies for 2025! We’re working to build a circular battery supply chain and we're growing (fast!) in Nevada, South Carolina & the Bay Area. Join us and help build a circular battery future! https://lnkd.in/ernFXqH5

We’re expanding our team to drive the future of energy – join us!

We're headed to Austin for SXSW – come meet our recruiting team and recycle with us! Where: Desnudo Coffee at Fareground Austin  When: Sunday, March 9th from 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM    Bring a lithium-ion battery or rechargeable device to recycle, or sign up for our career network at the event, and enjoy a free coffee on us!    Let’s power a sustainable world, together.  

Our goal at Redwood is to make battery recycling frictionless and free. Local events are one of the easiest ways to help keep batteries out of landfills and recover critical minerals for reuse. Bring a collection event to your community with a few simple steps: https://lnkd.in/eTXfVK_m

Our community hosts hundreds of recycling events each year, keeping batteries out of landfills and recovering critical metals. Want to help? Learn how to host an event with us! Join our webinar on 2/18, where we'll cover recycling guidelines, event tips, and answer your questions live. Register now: https://bit.ly/bdw21825

According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, Redwood’s recycled materials match or exceed the performance of cathode from virgin-mined materials. Testing confirmed identical cycle life, discharge capacity, and efficiency, with some recycled materials even outperforming mined metals. A circular battery future is here. More here: https://lnkd.in/dTzBmim3

Recently, Nature Magazine reviewed Stanford University's analysis comparing Redwood's recycling process to mining. Thanks to Stanford’s insights, we’ve further reduced our footprint, cutting CO2 emissions well below those of mining or any other lithium-ion recycling operation, while achieving unprecedented efficiency and scale. Nature's review: https://lnkd.in/epqkU5wH