The Battery Network
The Battery Network (formerly Call2Recycle, Inc.) is a North American battery collection and recycling system.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
The Battery Network (formerly Call2Recycle, Inc.) describes itself as having spent 30 years as North America's most trusted battery recycling program and as having evolved from a collection program into a nationwide system powering the circular energy economy. It connects consumers, businesses, manufacturers, and municipalities through one trusted network, providing education, collection, logistics, and compliance expertise. Its history page states it was founded in 1994 as RBRC by 5 concerned battery manufacturers with its first headquarters in New Jersey; collections began in 1996 with rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries; RBRC Canada was established in 1997; and the RBRC headquarters moved to Atlanta, GA in 2001. The Call2Recycle name was introduced in 2004.
History
The Battery Network (formerly Call2Recycle, Inc.) states that after 30 years as North America's most trusted battery recycling program, it became The Battery Network, signaling its evolution from a collection program into a nationwide system powering the circular energy economy. Its history page states: 1994: Founded as RBRC by 5 concerned battery manufacturers with its first headquarters in New Jersey. 1996: Collections begin with rechargeable Ni-Cd batteries. 1997: RBRC Canada is established; Richard Karn, of "Home Improvement" sitcom fame became the first RBRC spokesperson. 2001: RBRC headquarters moved to Atlanta, GA; 35 Retail Partners. 2004: Call2Recycle is introduced.
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Leading the charge to turn used batteries into tomorrow's power—making safe, responsible battery recycling the easy choice for everyone.
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