$500M DOE Funding for Battery Materials, Manufacturing & Recycling Projects
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Join Climate Finance Solutions for an expert briefing on the newly-released DOE Battery Materials Processing & Battery Manufacturing and Recycling program, with approximately $500M allocated to create U.S. domestic infrastructure and supply chain.
The program will provide awards of $50M–100M per project to build demonstration and commercial-scale domestic facilities.
An optional 200-word LOI is due March 27; full applications are due April 24, 2026.
The current round includes three topic areas:
Topic Area 1: Domestic Critical Materials Processing from Raw Feedstocks
$200M available
Production and processing capacity for battery materials from primary (mined) feedstocks
Focus on lithium, nickel, and cobalt supply chains
Topic Area 2: Domestic Critical Materials Recycling
$100M available
Recycling of end-of-life batteries and manufacturing scrap
Recovery of critical materials including graphite, nickel, and cobalt
Topic Area 3: Domestic Battery Materials and Component Manufacturing
$200M available
Manufacturing of advanced battery materials and components
Priority areas include synthetic graphite, cathode active materials, and specialty metals
What You’ll Learn
Whether these large-scale grants are a fit for your project and level of technology and company readiness
Which topic areas best match your roadmap and supply chain positioning
How to maximize competitiveness in the DOE review and scoring process
About Climate Finance Solutions
Our team at Climate Finance Solutions has secured $750M+ from DOE and over $1.6B globally, with deep experience across complex federal energy and infrastructure funding programs. We have won several grant awards exceeding $100M, including two over $400M.
🎥 All registrants will receive access to the webinar recording and slides after the event.