The company aims to source components manufactured in the United States, starting in 2025.
PORTLAND, Ore.—Global energy storage platform provider Powin LLC reported it is teaming up with partners in the global supply chain to bring manufacturing to the United States.
Powin said in a release that it is taking decisive steps to shape the future of energy storage in America by securing supply agreements with key partners that are expanding manufacturing capabilities in Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina. The company is reportedly working to energize the U.S. energy storage supply chain by sourcing 5GWh of battery technology annually. Powin also said that, beginning in 2025, it will source components manufactured in the United States.
In line with its commitment to sustainable energy infrastructure and localized manufacturing, Powin said it has procured battery cells from current global vendors who are strategically establishing manufacturing facilities in key U.S. locations. This initiative not only enhances domestic production capabilities but also ensures a steady supply of high-quality battery cells, a critical component of Powin’s advanced energy storage platform, the company said in the release.
Powin, recognizing the importance of streamlined production, is also collaborating with new contract manufacturers for the assembly and integration of its Stack750 Energy and Collection segments. By leveraging the expertise of these contract manufacturers, Powin said it aims to accelerate the production process, meet growing market demand, and maintain the highest standards of product quality and reliability.
“Our investments in the U.S. supply chain underscore our commitment to quality, on time delivery, and local economic growth,” said Stuart Bolland, Powin’s chief operating officer, in the release. “By collaborating with established and emerging manufacturers across multiple states, we are positioned to transform the energy storage landscape in America.”
In addition to these pivotal manufacturing initiatives, Powin said it is reinforcing its commitment to supporting local industries by sourcing HVAC systems exclusively from U.S.-based manufacturers. This not only stimulates the American economy but also ensures the integration of energy-efficient cooling systems within its energy storage solutions, the company said.