National Battery Day 2019

National Battery Day 2019

18th Feb 2019

GET CHARGED UP FOR

NATIONAL BATTERY DAY 2019!

February 18th marks National Battery Day, an annual awareness day that drives consumer engagement and education of battery use and recycling across the U.S.

Recharge, Reuse, Reduce, Recycle.
Rechargeable batteries can be recharged hundreds to thousands of times making it not only cost-effective, but also a great way to minimize the amount of waste we generate. While there are billions of batteries thrown into landfills each year, we can greatly reduce the amount of waste by using rechargeable batteries for our electronic devices at home and at work. Visit our website now to see our National Battery Day Promotion and SAVE EVEN MORE!
NATIONAL BATTERY DAY PROMOTION


Our Battery Recycling Efforts
We are proud to partner with Call2Recycle on this annual awareness day to highlight the importance and ease of battery recycling. Recycling helps protect our natural resources, reduce landfills, conserve energy, reduce water and air pollution, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming. Maha Energy is a member of Call2Recycle’s industry Steward Program.

Call2Recycle is the North American first and largest consumer battery recycling and steward program who has more than 25,000 active collection sites across USA and Canada. By partnering with Call2Recycle, we are committed to environmental sustainability and meet or exceed the recycling standards for the safe recycling and management of batteries.


RECYCLE YOUR BATTERIES TODAY!

Get Charged Up
on National Battery Day by collecting your old household batteries and taking them to a Call2Recycle drop-off location near you. You can also drop off your batteries at Maha Energy Headquarter located in Tustin, California or visit participating retail partners like The Home Depot and Lowe’s, which accept batteries and cellphones. Green up your community and spread the word about National Battery Day 2019!

To learn more about safe battery handling, management and recycling, please visit Call2Recycle.
FIND YOUR NEAREST RECYCLING LOCATION