The American battery sector is expanding at a pace that’s impossible to ignore. Another gigafactory project is being announced every few weeks, joining a pipeline that’s already revolutionizing the country’s energy and transport infrastructure. But constructing these buildings isn’t simply about erecting walls and plunking down equipment. It’s a matter of making intelligent design decisions and conserving energy. Moreover, it involves actually going through some real engineering issues from day one. The 3rd Future of US Battery & Cleantech Giga Factories Summit, taking place September 23–24, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia, gathers the individuals and organizations confronted by those challenges head-on. 

It’s a valuable chance for decision-makers to step out of their projects. It also allows for swapping stories with peers and learning directly from technology providers. These are the ones who have had their feet in the trenches of large-scale construction. In this article, we’ll introduce the summit’s partners and show how their experience helps turn ambitious gigafactory plans into real, working facilities.

3rd Future of US Battery & Cleantech Giga Factories Summit: Esteemed Partners

A summit is only as powerful as the expertise it has to offer. The partners of this event are not just sponsors; they’re firms that are transforming the way gigafactories are constructed, cooled, powered, and secured. So, this section introduces them, explaining why their participation is important to anyone serious about U.S. battery production:

Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) – Silver Sponsor

Walk into any large industrial site—a data center, a manufacturing hub, or a cold storage facility—and chances are you’ll find Baltimore Aircoil Company equipment keeping things cool and stable.  They’ve been perfecting heat transfer solutions since 1938. This was long before “gigafactory” became a buzzword. Moreover, BAC stands out for its sustainable, cutting-edge cooling tech—from next-gen towers to immersion systems—setting the bar for efficiency.

The sponsor at the 3rd Future of US Battery & Cleantech Giga Factories Summit is also known for its proprietary technologies, like the Nexus™ Modular Hybrid Cooler. It is a low-profile but highly effective solution. It conserves water, reduces maintenance, and maintains critical systems at the correct temperature without robbing resources. Their patented immersion cooling solutions also push it further, handling extreme loads where other technologies fall short. Additionally, with over a thousand patents under their belt and a worldwide team that works closely with project engineers, BAC doesn’t merely send gear out the door and forget about it. They’re at the table early, helping to design cooling strategies that keep gigafactories efficient and consistent for decades to come.

Cupix – Bronze Sponsor

Anyone who has ever overseen a construction site knows how fast plans and reality get out of sync. On gigafactory-sized projects, that lag can devour weeks of schedule and millions of dollars in budget. Cupix provides teams with a means to get ahead of those issues. Moreover, since 2015, they’ve been leveraging ordinary 360° photos and videos to create complete 3D models of job sites that anyone can explore from a laptop or phone.

With CupixWorks, managers can measure directly within the model, compare actual progress to BIM plans, and take precise notes for contractors before problems escalate. No need for expensive hardware, no lengthy setup period, just a quicker way to know what’s actually going on. It means fewer blind spots, fewer expensive site visits, and more control over a very complicated build. Additionally, for gigafactory developers walking the tightrope between speed and accuracy, this level of visibility is a game-changer.

Siemens – Bronze Sponsor

Siemens is one of those entities that humbly powers the world today. From industrial automation and intelligent infrastructure to rail transportation and healthcare technology, it plays a critical role in determining how industries transform. What distinguishes Siemens is how it unites digitalization and sustainability.  Furthermore, the sponsor at the 3rd Future of US Battery & Cleantech Giga Factories Summit’s digital Industries business is leading automation and software. Heavy investments in digital twins, product lifecycle management, and IoT solutions support it.

It includes the Siemens Xcelerator, which integrates hardware, software, and services into one compelling offering. The scope of influence goes well beyond the factories. Siemens Smart Infrastructure empowers the next generation of buildings & infrastructure. This is by enabling more resilient/ future-proof energy systems that are in sync with renewable energy. Additionally, Siemens Mobility is revolutionizing rail transport using predictive analytics and digitally controlled stations. Siemens Healthineers is also breaking new ground in medical imaging, cancer therapy, and diagnostics.

ATS Products Inc. – Exhibiting Partner

Exhaust systems in a battery factory have a challenging task: to deal with corrosive vapors, remain leak-free, and suppress fire hazards within their ducts. ATS Products Inc. has been constructing systems for that type of application since 1971. Furthermore, they were the initial ones to pass the stringent FM4922 cleanroom ducts fire test, a milestone that set a world standard for protection in semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and other similar industries.

Their FXP™ duct line employs a vinyl ester liner for chemical resistance and a phenolic outer cover for fire protection. Moreover, the sponsor at the 3rd Future of US Battery & Cleantech Giga Factories Summit’s patented joining technologies like ChemBond™ resin connections ensure everything remains airtight and leak-proof. This is without the internal sprinklers required. It also ensures it meets ASTM, SEMI, NFPA, and UL specifications. Additionally, this blend of strength and compliance explains why ATS systems find their way into high-tech facilities. This is where air quality and safety aren’t up for discussion—a good match for large-scale battery manufacturing facilities.

To Sum Up

The U.S. battery industry is changing rapidly. Plant design, investment, and technology decisions made now will determine production for decades.  That’s where summits provide business professionals with an area to exchange firsthand experience. It also allows observing what’s successful in actual factories, and gaining tips that they can implement in their projects

So, be a part of the dialogue defining America’s battery future and attend the 3rd Future of US Battery & Cleantech Giga Factories Summit. It takes place in Atlanta, Georgia, on September 23–24, 2025. The event will offer a ton of sessions, case studies, panel discussions, & dedicated networking opportunities. Register now!