BCI Members
BCI members are engaged in every facet of the industry: Battery manufacturers and recyclers, marketers and retailers, suppliers of raw materials and equipment, and
expert consultants.
BCI members are engaged in every facet of the industry: Battery manufacturers and recyclers, marketers and retailers, suppliers of raw materials and equipment, and
expert consultants.
Brown & Brown Business Development
Farmer Mold & Machine Works Inc.
Froetek Plastic Technology Corp. USA
Gauthier Non-Ferrous Products Inc.
GS Yuasa Energy Solutions, Inc.
Hangzhou Haijiu Battery Co., Ltd.
Hankook & Company ES America Corp.
International Thermal Systems LLC
Interspace Concorde Battery Company
MAC Engineering & Equipment, Inc.
Magnacharge Battery Corporation
Northeast Battery & Alternator
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Palico Instrument Laboratories, A Division of CalT
Performance USA
Polymer Solutions International
Quexco, Inc.
Sumitomo Electric U.S.A., Inc.

Discover the reach and impact of BCI members across North America with our Interactive Member Map. This easy-to-use tool showcases member facilities involved in battery manufacturing, recycling, and component supply.
See how BCI members contribute to the region’s economy and sustainability through a robust, circular supply chain.

BCI membership connects your organization to a powerful network of industry leaders working to advance battery innovation, safety, and sustainability.
Members gain access to exclusive data, regulatory insights, technical resources, and advocacy tools.
For more than a century, BCI members have played a vital role in building and sustaining America’s energy storage infrastructure. Today, the domestic battery industry supports $10 trillion in economic activity—fueling not just our economy, but the communities and lives that depend on reliable power.
As leaders in innovation and sustainability, BCI members are shaping the future of energy through advanced technology and strong domestic manufacturing. It’s their dedication—and the industries they support—that continue to move America forward.
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