Trojan supports expansion for major MEWP & AWP manufacturer. May 19, 2026 With plans of opening a new plant in Mexico, one of the world's largest MEWP and AWP manufacturers, Sinoboom, chose Trojan Battery Company to be its North American battery supplier. Trojan's AES AGM batteries met all the performance requirements for maintenance-free operation, deep cycle capability, voltage stability, and strong charge acceptance. The Trojan team also provided Sinoboom with tray configurations for AWP and MEWP batteries used in the region. Along with performance, Trojan has an established North American presence. With a trusted reputation and an expansive network of distributors, choosing Trojan helped Sinoboom improve logistics efficiency and enable faster responses to customer inquiries and requests. Helping OEMs and manufacturing partners grow. "To deliver reliability to our customers, our suppliers need proven experience and strong foundations," said Sinoboom Indirect Purchasing Engineer Stephani Jauregui Yañez." Trojan's century-long history in battery innovation, as well as its longstanding OEM heritage, made it a natural fit." As Sinoboom has its sights set on additional MEWP and AWP models, a partnership with Trojan will help bring sustained success while continuing to expand in a crucial region.

Trojan to exhibit AWP and MEWP batteries at APEX Show 2026. May 13, 2026 At APEX 2026, taking place 2-4 June, Trojan Battery will showcase batteries for aerial work platforms (AWPs) and mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs). The Trojan team will co-exhibit with Master Distributor Veloris at booth 470, strengthening collaboration to support customers across the European access equipment market. Trojan designed its AES AGM and deep cycle flooded lead acid batteries to meet the needs of aerial equipment. Engineered for scissor lifts, boom lifts, and related uses, these batteries deliver reliable power. They offer a longer service life and lower total ownership cost, maximizing uptime in high-use applications. Compare flooded lead acid and advanced AGM batteries at APEX At APEX Maastricht 2026, Trojan and Veloris will feature proven T105, L16, J305, and J185 batteries. These lines are available in both flooded and AES AGM chemistries. Fleet operators can compare flooded batteries and maintenance-free AGM options based on their needs. Trojan's flooded batteries for MEWPs are an industry benchmark for rugged durability and dependable deep cycle performance. They are well suited for rental fleets and demanding job site conditions. Trojan AES AGM batteries represent the latest evolution in VRLA battery technology. Maintenance-free and made for harsh environments, AES AGM perform reliably across a wide range of operating conditions. They deliver up to three times the cycle life of standard AGM batteries. Together, these AWP and MEWP battery solutions enable fleet operators to optimize equipment performance, reduce maintenance, and minimize downtime. Trojan Battery Company invite you to meet the Trojan and Veloris teams at APEX in booth 470. Learn how Trojan's technologies support aerial work platform operations. Book a meeting with Trojan Battery Company today.

Earth Day 2026: highlighting its sustainability efforts. Apr 21, 2026 As C&D Technologies, Inc celebrate Earth Day 2026, C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company highlight sustainability initiatives, including creating a culture that reduces the carbon footprint of their power solutions and global facilities. Earth Day 2026's theme of "Our Power, Our Planet" encourages organizations to take action for real environmental change, aligns with C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company's commitment to Sustainability. Their continued focus on implementing "green" practices has led to battery innovations that blend performance and sustainability. A top-to-bottom approach has created a company-wide culture that positively impacts every phase of C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company's operations, from product design and manufacturing to facility operations and third-party agreements. It also positions them as a valuable partner to customers in their sustainability initiatives. Those efforts have been recognized by the Business Intelligence Group, who presented C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company with a 2025 Sustainability Initiative of the Year award. Traveling a Green Road to power innovation. Taking a leadership role in creating environmentally focused practices in the battery market has been a C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company priority for over a century. One example is the Green Road initiative that began in 2021. Environmental stewardship is embedded into the company's strategy, operations, and product/service design. The approach has helped advance the delivery of stationary and motive battery solutions that power the world safely and sustainably today and for future generations. Using recycled materials in batteries. A cornerstone of C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company's strategy is a commitment to circular manufacturing. Many of their lead-acid batteries are up to 99% recyclable, making them some of the most environmentally responsible energy storage solutions available today. Plus, the company incorporates up to 80% reclaimed materials into its battery production, significantly reducing the need for virgin resources and minimizing environmental impact. Prioritizing recycled materials led to several impressive achievements in 2025, including: * 49M lbs. of spent lead acid batteries recycled * 70M lbs. of recycled lead used to manufacture new batteries * 1.5M lbs. of plastic recycled from spent lead acid batteries Shrinking global facilities' carbon footprint. Good practices extend beyond products. C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company are committed to reducing its operational environmental impact in its facilities. Clear sustainability goals are established every year. These include reducing CO[2] emissions, lowering energy consumption, and minimizing waste to landfill across its global manufacturing footprint. Due to these initiatives, they achieved a 6.0% reduction in CO2e emissions over the past five years. C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company have also established the following 2026 corporate impact goals of: * 2.5% reduction in MT of CO2e/battery produced * 2.5% reduction in Kgs of waste/battery produced * 2.5% reduction in kWh of energy/battery produced Other facility-focused initiatives include LED lighting upgrades and compressed air system checks to reduce energy usage at its seven manufacturing locations. A perfect example of the positive impact such programs are having is the Santa Fe Springs, CA, location, where efforts have helped reduce the facility's carbon footprint by nearly 50%. All other locations have become more environmentally friendly, as well. Creating a "Green" Culture. Achieving such milestones can only be realized when a corporate culture is created. C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company are actively identifying strategic environmental, social, and governance (ESG) partnerships that can extend sustainability practices. This includes licensed hazardous materials carriers who operate world-class facilities with approved EPA RCRA Part B permits. ESG is also a part of the C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company's communications strategy. Successes are amplified to internal and external audiences to encourage them to do all they can to improve the environment. It is part of the companies' pay it forward approach to saving Mother Earth. Helping customers achieve sustainability goals. Through these efforts, C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company help customers move towards more sustainable energy storage solutions every day. One example is the award-winning AES AGM batteries for motive applications. They eliminate the need for watering and routine maintenance, reducing water usage and minimizing the risk of spills or contamination. Another example is the Pure Lead family of stationary solutions for data centers and telecommunications sites. These AGM batteries support sustainability initiatives by limiting battery replacement, as well as reducing UPS system footprint by up to 28%. Conclusion. While much has been achieved, C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company are still pursuing greater improvements. Goals for 2026 are set, and they are on pace to further reduce carbon emissions, water consumption, and energy use. Sustainability has been a core principle of C&D Technologies and Trojan Battery Company for a combined 200+ years and will continue to be a focus moving forward.