In Pictures: DOE Unveils National Battery Strategy, Launches BattMan Manufacturing Accelerator

The strategy calls for expanded domestic research capacity to support next-generation battery chemistry.

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BattMan aims to move promising lab discoveries into commercial production faster.

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Federal investment targets advanced manufacturing tools needed for a fully domestic battery supply chain.

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The DOE plan emphasizes workforce development and lab-to-factory translation of battery technologies.

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Precision manufacturing will be central to cutting battery production costs under the new accelerator.

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The strategy prioritizes innovation in materials and processes across the battery value chain.

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A domestic supply chain by 2030 would encompass mining, processing, manufacturing, and recycling.

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BattMan consortium partners will focus on scalable processes that speed innovations to market.

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The DOE framework seeks to position the United States as a global leader in battery technology by 2035.

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