The greenest battery is the one you already own.

Reviving a battery means one less battery mined, cast, shipped and smelted. Across 30,000+ devices in the field, that quietly adds up — measured in tonnes of lead kept out of the waste stream, and in trees planted.

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        840 TONNES · of lead disposal deferred
        |
        3,000 TREES · one for every ten units
      

UNITS IN THE FIELD0

TREES PLEDGED0

LEAD DISPOSAL DEFERRED0t

AND COUNTING

The scoreboard

Impact you can weigh.

No offsets, no abstractions. These numbers come from devices working in the field today — and from the pledge attached to every sale.

units deployed across India

battery replacements deferred

0 t

of lead kept out of the waste stream

trees pledged — one per ten units sold

THE TREE PLEDGE

One tree for every ten units sold.

It's written into how we sell: every tenth device puts a tree in the ground. With 30,000+ units in the field, that pledge has already grown into a small forest — and it grows with every order.

EVERY 10TH UNIT = A TREE

TREES PLEDGED TO DATE

30,000 units sold ÷ 10 = 3,000 trees. The counter only moves one way.

        3,000 TREES PLEDGED
        EACH TREE SHOWN = 25 TREES PLANTED
      

Lead, kept in service

840 tonnes of lead that never became waste.

A typical lead-acid battery carries around 12 kg of lead. When it dies early, that lead heads for the smelter — and a freshly manufactured replacement takes its place. Our devices carry each battery through extra replacement cycles instead, so across 30,000 units the arithmetic gets heavy: roughly 70,000 replacements avoided, and 840 tonnes of lead whose disposal has been deferred.

HOW WE COUNT

30,000 units × ≈2.3 extra cycles × 12 kg ≈ 840 t of lead
30,000 units ÷ 10 = 3,000 trees

840 TONNES, IN FAMILIAR UNITS

≈ 0

passenger cars, at ~1.4 t each

≈ 0

adult elephants, at ~6 t each

≈ 0

fully-loaded 20-ft containers, at ~30 t each

Lead is toxic when it leaks into soil and groundwater from informal recycling. Every deferred disposal is time bought for formal, safe recovery.

Circular by design

Revive. Don't replace.

The dirtiest parts of a battery's life — mining, smelting, casting — all happen before it ever reaches you. The cleanest thing you can do is make each battery live longer.

Less mining and smelting. Every deferred replacement is lead that stays where it is — in service, not in a furnace.

Less acid and plastic waste. A battery that keeps working keeps its electrolyte and casing out of the waste stream too.

More service-years per kilogram. The same 12 kg of lead simply does its job up to 3× longer.

THE PULSE LOOPS BATTERIES BACK INTO SERVICE — NOT INTO THE SMELTER

Make your fleet part of the count.

Every ten units plants a tree. Every revived battery keeps lead where it belongs — at work, not in the ground.

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