Redwood Materials

Redwood Materials designs, manufactures, and deploys large scale energy storage systems while recovering critical minerals from end-of-life batteries. The company pulls lithium, nickel, cobalt, and copper from recycled battery materials to create one of the largest domestic sources of these essential elements. Operating across two integrated campuses, they produce refined materials, build battery components, and install storage infrastructure that serves data centers and supports grid stability across America.

Founded in 2017 by a former Tesla executive, the company has grown into a significant player in the energy transition by combining battery recycling with energy storage deployment and material refining under one operation. Major automotive manufacturers including Volkswagen Group, General Motors through Ultium Cells, Toyota, BMW, and Volvo rely on their material recovery capabilities and technological expertise. With recent expansions into South Carolina and an innovation center in San Francisco, they continue expanding production capacity while advancing engineering solutions across the entire battery ecosystem.