The most secure battery
supply chain in Europe.
Built on abundant, European, conflict-free materials – iron, salt, wood and air.
The four inputs
Iron, salt, wood, air.
Every input is abundant, European-sourced, and free from conflict-mineral or single-source export risk.
Cathode
Iron
European iron reserves – the most abundant transition metal on earth. No conflict zones. No export restrictions.
Electrolyte
Sodium
Derived from common salt. Available everywhere. No supply risk, ever.
Anode
Hard Carbon
Produced from carbon sources, including waste products from wood industry.
Processing
Air
Our synthesis uses atmospheric nitrogen – the most abundant industrial gas on the planet.
Why localised supply chain matters
Supply chain security
Geopolitical tensions, export restrictions, and supply disruptions. A regional value chain ensures stable access to critical battery materials for core industries.
Future regulations
European and US policies increasingly mandate local and allied supply chains – improving eligibility for incentives and procurement.
Supply chain risk
Diversified sourcing across Europe and allied countries reduces concentration risk and improves long-term reliability for automotive, security, and energy customers.
Long-term competitiveness
Building battery supply chains in Europe supports local jobs, technology leadership, and resilient manufacturing ecosystems.
The partner and value chain.
True sustainability is supply security. Explore the European network behind every Altris cell.
Bill of Material origin · chemistry comparison
Where the battery comes from – today, and tomorrow.
Altris today
LFP today
NMC today
Altris future
Built for Europe’s incoming sourcing requirements.
CAM and cells made in the EU – qualifying under the IAA’s made-in-Europe component thresholds and ready for the EU Battery Passport regulation.
Industrial Accelerator Act
Made-in-Europe thresholds / qualified
EU Battery Passport
Traceability / ready from day one
Co-funded by the European Union
EU grant-supported
Sovereign chemistry.
Sovereign supply.