
The US energy storage industry's $100 billion investment
The U.S. Energy Storage Industry Commits to $100 Billion Investment in American Grid Batteries
The U.S. energy storage industry has pledged to invest a historic $100 billion to manufacture and acquire American-made grid batteries.
This commitment is a critical step toward transforming the nation into a global leader in grid battery manufacturing and deployment, while creating 350,000 jobs and delivering reliable, affordable power. This historic investment commitment aims to advance manufacturing of American-made batteries to satisfy 100% of domestic energy storage project demand by 2030.
Building factories across America
The U.S. energy storage industry is making an unprecedented commitment to invest more than $100 billion in American grid battery manufacturing and supply chains, establishing the country as a global leader in grid battery manufacturing. In Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Tennessee, new factories are reaching commercial production.
This massive investment includes expansion capital for U.S. battery manufacturing facilities and procurement of American-made batteries for domestic energy storage projects.


Manufacturing Expansion Across America
$750 million investment in a former steel mill in Weirton, West Virginia, to manufacture American batteries, creating 750 jobs

Manufactures cells, modules, and associated equipment at facilities across the United States, in Utah, Tennessee, Arizona, and Texas, employing more than 1,200 staff, creating 450 construction jobs.

$1 billion investment in Corpus Christi, Texas resulting in over 1,250 construction and full-time jobs.

Which will provide American-made batteries for energy storage facilities across the country. LG manufactures grid batteries and battery components in facilities across the United States, including Ohio, Tennessee, and Georgia.

Developer Ørsted and utility Salt River Project invest $1 billion in a new energy complex with grid batteries, providing power to a new data center in Mesa, Arizona.

Supporting Critical Industries
Manufacturing:
Providing new grid capacity and on-site back up power to factories across the United States
Data Centers:
Supporting reliable power for data centers in Texas, Arizona, and Virginia, and beyond to advance American dominance in the AI race
Industrial Growth:
Enabling new industrial investments and economic expansion through low-cost reliable power
Grid Stability:
Providing frequency response services and reducing reliance on expensive backup generation