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NAATBatt International
North America's Premier Battery Industry Trade Association | 380+ Members | Energy Storage, Policy, & Commercialization
About NAATBatt International
NAATBatt International is North America's leading trade association for advanced battery technology, serving 380+ corporate and research institution members across the full battery value chain from materials and manufacturing to policy and commercialization. We connect executives, technologists, and investors driving the future of electrochemical energy storage in North America. Through our annual conference, working committees, member site visits, and market intelligence programs, NAATBatt members gain the relationships and insights needed to grow their business and shape the industry. Our work spans electric vehicles, grid storage, defense, and consumer electronics, accelerating the commercialization of next-generation battery technology and the revitalization of advanced battery manufacturing across the continent. Join 380+ leading companies and research institutions. Become a member at NAATBatt.org.
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Capital & Finance
NAATBatt International member Nano One Materials notes that LFP accounted for roughly 60% of global lithium-ion cell demand in 2025 and that demand outside China is forecast to reach 2.1 TWh by 2035.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
NAATBatt International member Nano One Materials has reaffirmed its LFP cathode strategy by licensing its One-Pot process into regional markets through localized development companies rather than owning and financing plants outright.
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Partnerships
NAATBatt International member Nano One Materials notes that Initial commercial agreements with defence and energy storage customers are targeted for end-2026.
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Operations & Supply
NAATBatt International member Nano One Materials notes that Candiac, Quebec is expanding from approximately 200 to 800 tonnes per year, commissioning targeted for the first half of 2027.
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Research & Knowledge
NAATBatt International's Second Life Use Community brought together experts to examine how changing regulations, battery economics, and emerging technologies could reshape opportunities for battery reuse.
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Operations & Supply
NAATBatt International member Asahi Kasei opened a new Hipore wet-process lithium-ion battery separator coating line at its Celgard facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, adding North American wet-process coating capability to a site that has been producing dry-process separators since 1986.
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Partnerships
NAATBatt International welcomed NewGenium, LFP Cathode Material from Domestic Lithium Brine, as a Silver Member.
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