Since 1906, C&D Technologies has manufactured industrial batteries and energy-storage systems that keep critical power available for data centers, telecommunications and infrastructure. The company operates seven manufacturing locations, sells more than 5.5 million batteries annually and serves over 120 countries, while supporting systems through installation, maintenance and recycling. Its lead-acid battery recycling program recovers more than 98% of battery components and uses up to 80% of reclaimed materials in new batteries.
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EnerSysEnerSys makes stored-energy and power-system equipment for industrial, infrastructure and defense applications, from batteries and chargers to integrated systems that keep essential operations running. The company serves customers in more than 100 countries and has more than 100 years of battery-technology experience, with solutions used everywhere from data centers and communications networks to electric forklifts and spacecraft. EnerSys is also the largest supplier of batteries to the U.S. Department of Defense.READING, PA
2ndLifeBatteriesJohn Kincaide founded 2ndLifeBatteries in 2017 after seeing usable telecom batteries sent prematurely to recycling. Drawing on more than 15 years in battery recycling, the Alden, New York company refurbishes and tests industrial lead-acid batteries for reuse in stationary energy storage, helping professional solar installers and healthcare facilities extend the life of proven equipment.ALDEN, NY
SaftFor more than a century, Saft has been known for developing high-tech industrial batteries for critical applications, from space systems to energy infrastructure. Now part of TotalEnergies, the company serves more than 3,000 customers across over 25 market sectors and operates 16 manufacturing sites with more than 4,500 people worldwide.COCKEYSVILLE, MD
Stryten EnergyFrom its Alpharetta headquarters and a network of U.S. manufacturing plants, Stryten Energy makes batteries and energy-storage systems for everything from microgrids and warehouses to cars, trains and trucks. Its vertically integrated domestic supply chain supports nearly 15 gigawatt-hours of annual storage capacity, spanning advanced lead, lithium and vanadium redox flow technologies alongside intelligent chargers and fleet-management software. The company’s Salina, Kansas, plant has manufactured batteries for 50 years and employs more than 700 people in the surrounding county.BRIDGEVILLE, PA