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About This Location

American Battery Technology Company (ABTC, NASDAQ: ABAT) is an integrated critical-minerals and lithium-ion battery recycling company headquartered in Reno, Nevada. It recovers battery metals from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries at industrial scale and is developing domestic lithium mining and refining (its Tonopah Flats project). This is a publicly traded industrial/B2B operation, not a facility where households drop off batteries.

What American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) Accepts

We could not independently confirm the full list of materials this location accepts. Please contact them directly before visiting.

What they do not accept

ABTC is an industrial lithium-ion battery recycler and critical-minerals company serving commercial partners and manufacturers. It is not a public drop-off; households cannot bring batteries here. For consumer battery recycling in the Reno area, use Call2Recycle retail drop-offs or Washoe County household hazardous waste.

Access & restrictions

Commercial/drop-off for businesses · Industrial/B2B lithium-ion battery recycling and critical-minerals manufacturing; serves commercial partners, not household drop-off.

Programs & events

  • Lithium-ion battery recycling
  • Domestic lithium mining & refining

Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drop off household batteries at American Battery Technology Company?

No. ABTC is an industrial lithium-ion battery recycler and critical-minerals company (NASDAQ: ABAT), serving commercial partners and manufacturers. It is not a consumer drop-off location.

What does ABTC do?

It recovers critical metals from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries at industrial scale and is developing domestic lithium mining and refining, including its Tonopah Flats project in Nevada.

Where can I recycle batteries in the Reno area instead?

For consumer batteries, use Call2Recycle drop-off bins at many hardware and electronics retailers, or Washoe County / City of Reno household hazardous waste programs for larger or lithium batteries.

Can you get money for recycling cans in Nevada?

Nevada has no bottle/can deposit law, so cans are not redeemed for cash at a deposit. You can sell aluminum by weight at a scrap-metal buyer — but note ABTC handles batteries, not cans.

Is ABTC a public recycling center?

No. It is a publicly traded industrial company, not a public-facing recycling drop-off.

Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.

Contact & Location

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100 Washington St Suite 100, Reno, NV 89503
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City / State
Reno, Nevada

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