Battery Plant Cancellations Surge in 2025

Updated: 2025.10.01 21D ago 1 sources
Atlas Public Policy estimates that in Q1 2025, U.S. companies canceled, downsized, or mothballed nearly $8B in supply chain projects, including over $2.2B tied to battery plants. That single quarter exceeds the combined losses of the previous two years. It hints at a cooling in reshoring momentum and strain in the clean‑energy manufacturing push. — A sharp, one‑quarter reversal flags fragility in U.S. reindustrialization and decarbonization supply chains with implications for jobs, energy transition timelines, and industrial policy design.

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Tyler Cowen 2025.10.01 100% relevant
“In the first three months of 2025… nearly $8 billion… including more than $2.2 billion tied to battery plants,” per Atlas Public Policy.
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