Be Energy South Africa
Specialist in battery regeneration in South Africa
Give your batteries a second life
Be Energy South Africa
Be Energy South Africa is part of the global Be Energy Centres network, recognized for its expertise in battery regeneration and unwavering commitment to sustainable development. Since 2014, Be Energy has been delivering cost-effective, eco-friendly solutions, helping businesses reduce operational costs while significantly lowering their environmental impact.
As a certified trader of carbon credits on the voluntary carbon market, in compliance with ICROA international standards, Be Energy actively contributes to the global energy transition. However, its impact extends far beyond battery regeneration—it plays a crucial role in advancing 6 of the UN’s 13 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), reaffirming its commitment to climate action and natural resource preservation.
Through its expertise, Be Energy South Africa empowers businesses and individuals to embrace more responsible energy management, fostering both economic efficiency and environmental sustainability.
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Battery regeneration services in South Africa
Across all sectors:
Transport
Logistics
Energy
Telecommunications
Industry
For all types of lead and Ni-Cd batteries:
Starting
Traction
Stationary
Waste management in South Africa: a challenge and an opportunity
Waste management in South Africa poses a major challenge, but it also presents a significant opportunity for the circular economy and sustainable development. Each year, the country generates between 108 and 122 million tons of waste, with 79% ending up in landfills due to insufficient treatment infrastructure. Despite government commitments to reduce landfill waste to 40% by 2025, the recycling rate remains low, particularly for hazardous waste, which is currently at just 6.6%.
The informal sector, comprising nearly 90,000 waste collectors, plays a crucial role in waste recovery, reclaiming 90% of recyclable materials and generating significant cost savings for municipalities. However, these workers often operate under precarious conditions, with limited recognition and support.
Amid these challenges, new opportunities are emerging:
- Extended producer responsibility (EPR) programs, shifting waste management accountability to manufacturers.
- Mining waste recovery, leveraging industrial byproducts for reuse.
- Business-led circular economy initiatives, driving sustainable innovation.
To achieve a more sustainable future, investment in infrastructure and greater recognition of the informal sector are essential steps forward.
Specialist in battery regeneration
Be Energy is the world’s technological leader in battery regeneration and, through its customers and partners, operates in 52 countries worldwide.
What is battery regeneration?
Battery regeneration is an innovative process developed by Be Energy to restore the performance of used batteries, extending their lifespan and reducing waste.
Using proven technology, Be Energy South Africa delivers a solution that is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly, designed to meet the needs of both individuals and businesses.
1 ton of regenerated batteries = 3 tons of CO₂ saved.
Doubling battery lifespan
Reduce your electricity consumption
Reduce your operating costs
Restore original capacity
Reduce electromechanical breakdowns
Reduce your waste
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Labels and awards: recognizing a committed and innovative leader
Certified by renowned laboratories, Be Energy has received multiple prestigious awards in France, Europe, and globally, reinforcing its commitment to a greentech approach and sustainable innovation.
Notable Awards & Recognitions
2018 – Forbes Middle East Award
2019 – Ontario Ministerial Award for Environmental Excellence
2020 – Prix de l’Audace, awarded by Initiative Terres de Vaucluse
2020 – Total Développement Régional Award
2021 – Stars & Métiers Grand Prix for Innovation
2021 – ADEME Agency for Ecological Transition Recognition
They trust us
Oxenham
Air Mauritius
Compagnie Mauricienne de textile LTEE
Be Energy South Africa News
Interview Mr Brian Oxenham CEO D’Oxenham
Why did you choose Be-Energy for your Regenerations? When Kersley and Jean-Michel first came to see me, they presented regeneration as a way of reducing the maintenance costs of my Fork lift while participating in a sustainable approach. I must say that this was of particular interest to me, as I had already experienced this type of service 13...
Telephone operator EMTEL is switching to regeneration
On May 29, 1989, Emtel became the first private cell phone operator in Mauritius. A subsidiary of the Currimjee group, one of the country's largest and oldest industrial groups, Emtel embarked on the adventure even though the concept of mobile telephony was only very vague in Mauritius. Already, in terms of fixed telephony, many regions, even...
Be Energy Mauritius: sustainable solutions to the waste problem in Mauritius
In October 2023, Be Energy Mauritiusjoined the Be Energy network and benefited from on-site training, designed to make technicians and salespeople operational in new high-impact professions around battery regeneration..The inauguration of the centre Be Energy in Mauritius responds to the imperative of finding effective solutions to the challenge...