Aqua Metals in the News

RECYCLING TODAY — Aqua Metals, a McCarran, Nevada-based company that has developed technology to recycle lead-acid batteries, says it has invested $2 million, paid in Aqua

RECYCLING TODAY — Rather than build and operate its own AquaRefining facilities for lead-acid batteries, Aqua Metals is licensing the technology, which it also hopes

THE ARROW — Our president and CEO Steve Cotton was recently interviewed about Aqua Metals by The Arrow, a local community magazine in South Reno.

RECYCLING TODAY — Aqua Metals Inc., has announced it has secured another patent for its AquaRefining electrochemical lead recycling equipment and processes. This second patent is

NORTHERN NEVADA BUSINESS WEEKLY — Aqua Metals, Inc., which is commercializing a non-polluting electrochemical lead recycling technology called AquaRefining, was named winner of the Platts

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS TIMES — While devices like solar power systems and electric vehicles have rapidly advanced in recent decades, the process of recycling lead

RECYCLING TODAY — Aqua Metals Inc., Alameda, California, has been named a winner of the San Francisco Business Times Technology and Innovation Award. The San Francisco Business Times Technology

NORTHERN NEVADA BUSINESS WEEKLY — A new tech giant has joined the companies, including Aqua Metals, at the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center in northern Nevada.

AMERICAN METAL MARKET — Johnson Controls International Plc (JCI) has entered a strategic partnership with Aqua Metals Inc. that includes licensing the company’s electrochemical battery recycling

BLOOMBERG — Aqua Metals Inc. CEO and co-founder Stephen Clarke sees a new partnership with Johnson Controls International Plc as a “massive vote of credibility”