As the market for lithium-ion batteries accelerates, securing a stable supply of energy materials to build those batteries will be critical. Lacking robust domestic reserves of lithium, cobalt and nickel, North American batteries manufacturers are hoping to establish a circular battery supply chain that will use recycled battery materials to meet at least a portion of their needs. But today recycling lithium-ion batteries is not profitable in North America. Fewer than 5% of all lithium-ion batteries are recycled and almost all of that recycling is done offshore. Join this leaders’ roundtable to learn why lithium-ion battery recycling is not happening at scale in North America and to hear what some companies and the U.S. Department of Energy are doing to change that.