Graphite One cites Pentagon study warning 92% Asian dominance in battery-making equipment market

  • Graphite One cited a Pentagon market assessment urging tax credits, co-investment, allied IP licensing to rebuild U.S. battery equipment manufacturing capacity.
  • Report flagged strategic risk from reliance on foreign battery-making equipment, with Asian suppliers holding 92% market share.
  • Study projected 5,000 U.S. jobs, with the global battery equipment market seen reaching USD 48 billion by 2032.
  • Recommendations included tying federal battery funding to minimum use of U.S.-made equipment to create a demand signal for domestic suppliers.
  • Graphite One linked the policy push to its Ohio anode materials buildout, citing USD 2 billion-plus EXIM interest, USD 42 million in DoD support.


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