$22 billion in EV battery assets are at risk of stranding by 2027. Not because the batteries are dead — most retire with 70–80% capacity intact. They strand because there’s no efficient market to move them from first life to second life. EcoVerse is building that market. We’re the clearing layer for second-life EV batteries — a commodity exchange platform that standardizes how batteries are scored, priced, and traded. Think of us as the infrastructure that connects sellers, buyers, recyclers, and assessors into one transparent marketplace. What makes EcoVerse different: → EcoVerse Score: A standardized health metric that weighs 7 factors including SoH, thermal history, cycle data, and cathode chemistry. Self-declared listings are capped at 60/100 until verified by a certified assessor. Transparency is the whole point. → Standardized Pricing: Every listing shows price per pack AND ¢/kWh-throughput — a universal metric that accounts for remaining capacity, cycle life, and degradation. Buyers compare apples to apples across chemistries and form factors. → Mechanical Matching: Our platform routes batteries to the right path — reuse, repurpose, refurbish, or recycle — based on chemistry, state of health, and buyer requirements. Not gut feel. → Assessor-Agnostic: We’re not a testing lab. We’re the protocol that lets DEKRA, ReJoule, Midtronics, and any other assessor plug into a common framework. No vendor lock-in. → API-First: Every feature is available as a programmatic endpoint. OEMs, recyclers, and fleet operators can integrate battery trading directly into their existing systems. We built a protocol, not a portal. We’re currently in early access. If you work with retired EV batteries — as a seller, buyer, recycler, assessor, or fleet operator — try the demo at ecoverse-demo.vercel.app or DM us for early access.
| Website | http://www.ecoverse.site |
| Employees | 4 (1 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Industry | Services for Renewable Energy |
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EcoVerse is based in Laguna Beach, California.