In Europe alone, we will need to recycle 700,000 tonnes of lead acid batteries per year. The volumes are currently equivalent for thermal batteries. These complex objects are both an assembly of dangerous products and a tremendous source of reusable resources, provided that we have the means to exploit them by setting up an efficient recycling chain. Be Energy responds to these challenges in two ways. Firstly, Be Energy regenerates batteries, oils and motors, thus doubling their life span and fighting against the programmed obsolescence of certain critical materials with a high CO2 impact. Secondly, their regeneration solutions, when possible, drastically reduce the carbon emissions of end-of-life objects, giving a second life to this hazardous industrial waste. Lead-acid batteries are widely used in many sectors, including the automotive industry, energy storage systems, life support systems and emergency systems. These batteries have a significant environmental impact, due to the presence of lead, which can cause damage to human health and the environment if not handled properly. The development of the regeneration of lead-acid batteries would make it possible to extend the life of these batteries and reduce their environmental impact by avoiding the production of new batteries and by recycling the raw materials contained in used batteries. Finally, the development of this sector could also create new economic opportunities and new jobs in the fields of regeneration and recycling of lead batteries. Lastly, the logic of Be Energy is to create new jobs in a virtuous circular economy and to strengthen the resilience of territories. The 2,286 carbon contribution credits are being issued to enable the deployment of new partnerships to develop large-scale local regeneration.