Our Mission
Create a resilient, sovereign, allied battery manufacturing ecosystem.
Capable of producing advanced battery cells, packs, materials, equipment, and energy-storage systems at scale.
Mission
Create a resilient, sovereign, allied battery manufacturing ecosystem capable of producing advanced battery cells, packs, materials, equipment, and energy-storage systems at scale.
Vision
Establish the United States and its allies as the global leaders in advanced battery manufacturing, energy security, and industrial resilience.
The Six Strategic Pillars
Six mutually reinforcing commitments.
Pillar 01
Battery Foundries
Develop shared, trusted-source contract manufacturing facilities capable of producing cells, packs, and integrated systems for multiple companies. The customer brings the design and chemistry; the foundry manufactures under qualified contract.
Pillar 02
Equipment Independence
Rebuild domestic battery manufacturing-equipment capability and reduce reliance on imported tooling — the most overlooked segment of the value chain and a prerequisite for true sovereignty.
Pillar 03
Materials Security
Establish resilient, increasingly closed-loop supply chains for lithium, graphite, nickel, cobalt, silicon, electrolytes, and separators — including direct recycling to reduce primary-mineral dependence.
Pillar 04
Workforce Development
Train the next generation of battery manufacturing professionals through certified curricula tied directly to foundry operating roles, in partnership with universities and workforce organizations.
Pillar 05
NATO & Allied Collaboration
Build a transatlantic battery manufacturing ecosystem in which allied partners contribute capital and facilities while the Alliance contributes proven processes, qualification, and workforce startup.
Pillar 06
Battery Risk, Warranty & Lifecycle Intelligence
In partnership with Re::Guard Energy, integrate risk transfer, warranty management, compliance tracking, and live battery intelligence across the Alliance ecosystem. Digital Product Passports, fire and recall risk modeling, portfolio-level health monitoring, and circular-economy lifecycle data give manufacturers, OEMs, asset owners, financiers, and insurers the confidence to scale domestic battery production safely and bankably.