Electrification Is Defense Industrial Policy

Updated: 2025.09.23 29D ago 1 sources
Mastering batteries, motors, power electronics, sensors, and autonomy—the 'Electric Tech Stack'—is now a dual‑use imperative. The same parts that make cheap, mass‑produced drones decisive in war also power EVs, factory robots, and consumer goods, so industrial policy that builds this stack serves both security and growth. — It gives governments a concrete, defensible target for industrial policy that links national security to broad‑based manufacturing competitiveness.

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Why every country needs to master the Electric Tech Stack
Noah Smith 2025.09.23 100% relevant
IFRI’s Ukraine data cited here (drones causing 60–70% of losses and being produced/destroyed by the millions) and the article’s call for countries like Canada to prioritize the Electric Tech Stack.
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