Dispose of lithium-ion and other batteries safely — ADR-compliant transport, Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes, and fire-safe handling, with full documentation for your records.
Last reviewed: 4 September 2026
The same verified foundations on every project — documented, traceable, and UK-only.
Batteries are transported under ADR 1.3 general awareness by trained drivers, with hazardous waste paperwork.
Lithium-ion cells are stored and moved to mitigate thermal-runaway risk, in line with current guidance.
Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes and Waste Transfer Notes for every collection.
Every asset is logged by serial number, transported under chain of custody by our Environment Agency registered carrier, and processed at our licensed UK facility in Mitcham — never sold on to an untracked offshore broker.
We lead with paperwork, not promises. Every registration below is independently checkable, and every project is delivered against recognised UK standards.
| Credential | Reference | Issued / recognised by | What it proves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waste Carrier Registration | CBDU656692 | Environment Agency | Legal authority to transport and carry controlled waste and end-of-life IT across the UK. |
| WEEE Treatment Exemption (T11) | EXP/UP3043JD | Environment Agency | Authorised to treat waste electrical and electronic equipment for reuse and recycling. |
| ICO Data Protection Registration | ZB787416 | Information Commissioner's Office | Registered to process personal data in line with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. |
| Cyber Essentials | Certified | IASME (NCSC scheme) | Independently verified baseline cyber-security controls protecting your data while in our custody. |
| ADR 1.3 Dangerous Goods Awareness (Driver Training) | Certified | EcoStar (Dangerous Goods Training Online) | Collection drivers are trained to handle and transport equipment containing lithium batteries (UN3481, Class 9) in line with ADR dangerous goods rules. |
Standards we work to
We can supply our registrations, insurance certificates, and sample destruction outputs as part of your supplier due diligence.
Built for IT operations, facilities, and health & safety teams.
Laptop, phone, tablet, and power-tool batteries, handled under hazardous waste rules.
Uninterruptible power supply and lead-acid batteries from data centres, server rooms, and comms rooms.
Batteries removed from laptops and devices during decommissioning, routed separately.
ADR-compliant collection with Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes and reporting.
Common questions about batteries disposal.
Yes. Lithium-ion batteries are classed as hazardous waste and require ADR-compliant transport and a Hazardous Waste Consignment Note.
Yes. Lead-acid and UPS batteries are collected and recycled separately under the relevant controls.
Batteries are stored and moved to mitigate thermal-runaway risk, with segregated, fire-safe handling throughout.
Hazardous Waste Consignment Notes, Waste Transfer Notes, and an environmental report.
Still deciding?
Tell us about the batteries you need to retire and we will arrange a clear, no-obligation quote.
