ERI’s VP Highlights E-Waste and Battery Recycling Challenges at Industry Conference

Event summary

  • Angie Ransom, ERI’s VP of Retail, participated in the closing keynote panel at the Battery and Universal Waste Conference on June 9, 2026.
  • The panel discussed emerging downstream markets for e-scrap, shifts in universal waste legislation, and adapting to changing material flows.
  • ERI processes over 1 billion pounds of electronic waste annually across nine certified locations in the U.S.
  • ERI is the first in its industry to achieve ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications for security and data protection.

The big picture

The Battery and Universal Waste Conference underscores the growing importance of sustainable practices in the electronics recycling sector. As regulatory pressures mount and material flows shift, ERI’s strategic focus on innovation and collaboration positions it to navigate these challenges. The company’s extensive processing capacity and certifications further solidify its role as a key player in the industry.

What we're watching

Regulatory Shifts
How evolving universal waste legislation will impact ERI’s operational strategies and compliance costs.
Market Dynamics
Whether ERI can sustain its leadership position amid increasing competition from Cyclic Materials and Sunnking Sustainable Solutions.
Innovation Pace
The pace at which technological advancements will enable more efficient recycling of batteries and electronics.