Ace Green Recycling Secures Multi-Year Battery Supply Agreement for Texas Facility

Ace Green Recycling, Inc. has signed a multi-year Master Used Lead Acid Batteries Supply Agreement with Gold Star Metals, LLC, a leading recycler and aggregator of battery materials in the southern United States. This agreement represents a critical development in securing sustainable feedstock for the battery recycling industry while supporting environmental goals.

Under the terms of the agreement, GSM will supply Ace with a minimum of 30,000 metric tons of ULAB annually, with the potential to scale volumes up to 100,000 metric tons per year as Ace expands operations at its planned flagship facility in Texas. The facility is expected to commence operations in 2026, marking a significant advancement in clean recycling technology deployment in the region.

The ULAB will be sourced from Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, and New Mexico, creating a comprehensive regional supply network that complements Ace's existing supply agreements. This multi-state sourcing strategy ensures a strong and reliable pipeline of feedstock for the company's innovative recycling processes, which are designed to operate without Scope 1 carbon emissions.

Siddharth Roy, Business Director at Ace Green Recycling, emphasized the importance of this partnership, stating that it represents a major step in securing a stable and sustainable supply chain for U.S. operations. The collaboration between Ace and GSM reflects a shared commitment to building a zero-emissions future for the global recycling industry, addressing both environmental concerns and supply chain security.

Parth Tanna, Business Manager at Gold Star Metals, highlighted Ace's visionary approach to scaling environmentally friendly solutions for lead battery recycling. The long-term agreement leverages GSM's strong regional collection network to support the next generation of clean recycling solutions, creating a symbiotic relationship that benefits both companies and the environment.

This agreement marks a significant milestone in strengthening the U.S. battery ecosystem by ensuring supply security, environmental responsibility, and sustainable growth. The partnership demonstrates how strategic collaborations between technology providers and material aggregators can drive innovation in the recycling sector while addressing critical supply chain challenges. The Texas facility, supported by this agreement, will contribute to the development of a more circular economy for battery materials, reducing waste and environmental impact while creating economic opportunities in the region.