Graphite One backs Pentagon call for tax credits, allied IP licensing to boost US battery equipment output

  • Graphite One backed a Pentagon report urging targeted tax credits, a co-investment fund, allied IP licensing to rebuild US battery equipment manufacturing.
  • The report warned US battery lines cannot be built without some foreign equipment, citing supply risks for defense, grid storage, AI data centers.
  • It estimated 5,000 US jobs, targeting a global battery equipment market projected at USD 48 billion by 2032; Asian suppliers hold 92% share.
  • CEO Anthony Huston said secure anode active materials are foundational; Graphite One is advancing a graphite mine in Alaska, anode materials production in Ohio.
  • Huston cited tariff exemptions for imported battery equipment extended until at least November 2026 while domestic capacity scales.


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