Aqua Metals in the News

Ability to recycle gives technology head start over lithium to store energy from sun and wind

There’s another new factory at the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center. Today (Thursday) was opening day for a high-tech recycling facility. In a burgeoning neighborhood full of

The Tahoe Reno Industrial Center just welcomed a company in the battery industry, but it’s not Tesla. Aqua Metals, a company which recycles lead batteries,

By David R. Baker Photos by Lance Iversen / Special to The Chronicle SPARKS, Nev. — Tesla Motors’ massive Gigafactory in the Nevada desert wants

While Tesla opened up its huge battery factory under construction outside of Reno, Nev. for the first time this week, one of its neighbors is

Technology company Aqua Metals launched a lead-acid battery recycling plant in McCarran, Nev. today that the Alameda, Calif.-based company says will revolutionize how lead from

Aqua Metals Inc. (NASDAQ: AQMS) discovered a revolutionary process used to recycle lead, the substance that you will find in almost every battery – including

Steve Cotton, the COO of Aqua Metals, believes he can make the world a more sustainable, green place through lead.

Company headed to USA Parkway has new way of battery disposal   STOREY COUNTY, Nev. (KOLO) – A company coming to northern Nevada is bringing with

Interstate Batteries investing $10 million, 1 million batteries in recycling startup May 23, 2016, 2:44pm CDT Interstate Batteries is partnering with California startup Aqua Metals

Interstate Batteries, Aqua Metals Ink Deal to Scale Up ‘Non-Polluting’ Lead Recycling Facility