International Lead Association
@ila-lead.org
The International Lead Association (ILA) is the trusted global trade association for the lead industry and its member companies are at the forefront of the mining, smelting, refining and recycling of lead. ILA represents the producers of about 3 million tonnes of lead. The association is working towards a vision of a sustainable global lead industry that is recognised for the positive contribution it makes to society. ILA takes a leadership role in promoting responsible care and educating society about the benefits of lead for today’s and future generations. Recent studies have shown that lead-based batteries achieve a recycling rate of almost 100% in the EU and USA. With offices in the UK and USA, ILA provides a range of technical, scientific and communications support for member companies, downstream users and the wider lead industry. ILA also supports the development of lead battery research through the Consortium for Battery Innovation which manages the research, development and promotion of lead batteries for markets such as hybrid electric vehicles, start-stop automotive systems and grid-scale energy storage applications.
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International Lead Association's Brand Colors
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#04B1B0
Bondi Blue
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180, 96, 35
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255, 255, 255
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About International Lead Association
ILA – International Lead Association is the leading global association representing lead producers. Their mission is to create a sustainable future for lead, advocating for responsible lead production and usage. ILA's members produce lead through mining, smelting, refining, and recycling, setting the standard for responsible lead production while supporting the transition to a low carbon future.
Lead is essential in many industries, powering the global economy. From lead batteries that are relied upon by over 1 billion vehicles worldwide and providing 70% of all rechargeable battery energy storage capacity, to lead's unique radiation shielding properties that protect workers in healthcare and nuclear installations, lead plays a crucial role. ILA works closely with companies, regulators, policymakers, and other stakeholders to promote the safe and responsible use of lead.
They also support research and innovation in battery manufacturing through the Consortium for Battery Innovation. Join ILA to be part of a global network committed to responsible lead production and a sustainable future
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1946
Company size
11-50 employees
