National Battery Week Webinar: Industry Experts Discuss U.S. Advanced Batteries and their Role to...
In the lead up to National Battery Day, February 18, BCI has released a new webinar integral to federal...
Press Release
February 15, 2022
Keeping Policymakers Informed on EVs and Lead Batteries: Essential Energy Everyday Launches New...
Essential Energy Everyday has launched the second in a series of highly informative, on-demand video...
Article
February 15, 2022
On-Demand Briefing #2: Vehicle Electrification & the Essential Role of Batteries
Battery Council International has released the second in its multi-part, on-demand briefing series on how to...
Essential Insights
February 15, 2022
National Battery Day Feb. 18 Proves There’s a Lotta Love for Lead Batteries
While many people celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14, the lead battery industry sees that date as the...
Article
February 12, 2022
Deep Community Roots Inspire Lead Battery Industry’s Generosity
Lead battery manufacturers, recyclers and suppliers are deeply rooted in their communities. They “give...
Article
December 16, 2021
Energy Storage Leader Predicts a Strong Future for Lead Batteries
Clarios’ Rebecca Conway presents at 2021 BCI Convention + Power Mart Expo. Lead battery’s resiliency was...
Article
December 9, 2021
Statement of Support from Battery Council International on USA Batteries Act to Remove...
Representatives Daniel Meuser (PA-09), John Moolenaar (MI-04), Billy Long (MO-07) and Vicky Hartzler (MO-04)...
Press Release
December 9, 2021
Essential Energy Everyday’s Redesigned Website Wins Gold in 2021 MarCom Awards
Essential Energy Everyday (EEE) has been recognized again for its highly engaging website redesign. EEE...
Press Release
December 7, 2021
Celebrating the Most Recycled Consumer Product – Lead Batteries – on America Recycles Day
Most people think plastic, aluminum or paper reign as the most recycled consumer product in America. Not so....
Article
November 11, 2021
We created our own circular economy where over 80% of our waste is now recycled and gets to live on in new ways.