From the seafloor to the datacenter — American Energy cells go where reliability isn't optional. Pulse-53 for power and defense; Vault-314 for grid-scale endurance.
Two American cells, tuned for opposite ends of the duty curve, cover the missions that keep the country running.
On-grid storage and off-grid microgrids that energize hyperscale compute — power quality, ride-through, and demand shaping behind every gigawatt. → Vault-314.
Utility-scale and behind-the-meter storage — frequency regulation, peak shaving, and blackout resilience, built for two decades of daily cycling. → Vault-314.
Rugged, certified, FEOC-compliant cells for DoD, maritime, and unmanned systems — high power and fast response, proven at sea. → Pulse-53.
Safe, long-life cells for commercial EVs, fleets, and heavy-duty electrification — power for the launch, endurance for the route. → Pulse-53 / Vault-314.
Residential and commercial storage — solar-plus-storage that lowers bills and rides through outages, day after day. → Vault-314.
Safe, high-quality cells for tools, medical, comms, and industrial equipment — dependable power wherever the work happens. → Pulse-53.
Pulse-53 — the P-Series BMLMP cell — already powers thousands of MARTAC autonomous surface vessels supporting the US Navy and 20+ allied nations, in service six-plus years. When the mission can't fail, the power can't either.
Every application draws on the same Digital DNA platform and the same autonomous, lights-out dark factory — so quality, traceability, and domestic content are identical whether a cell ships to a Navy vessel or a datacenter. One genome, every market.
If it has to keep running, it runs on American cells.