Company

Europe's dual-use
battery cell foundry.

Not a cell trader. Not a systems house. A dual-use battery cell foundry that engineers and produces the cell in between.

The category

A chip has its foundry.
Now the cell does too.

A chip has its foundry — a place where the design stays the customer's, and only the manufacturing is shared.

The cell never had one. Now it does: your cells, your chemistry, your IP, produced in Germany under German control — from a 1 MWh campaign up to series.

Why now

We're not creating this demand.
We're positioned inside it.

01

Policy is moving to sovereign suppliers

Europe's dual-use and critical-industry investment is moving toward sovereign suppliers by policy design.

02

Battery dependency is a strategic risk

Battery dependency is now classified as a strategic vulnerability by Western analysts.

03

Capacity takes a decade to build

Domestic capacity takes roughly a decade to build from zero.

Structure

We tell you this
before you have to ask.

Amp-Hour operates as an independent German entity — separate branding, separate systems, separate data infrastructure from any affiliate. Customer IP, program data, and production records never leave this entity, by contract and by architecture.

Your competitor may share a hallway with someone we work with. They will never be in your data.

Sovereignty

Your IP never
leaves the building.

German EntityCELLOVATE GmbH — German management, German facilities, German jurisdiction, in Aachen.
One-Way Data FlowCapability comes in; your data never leaves.
Customized Supply ChainFrom 100% local to partially local — tuned to your program.
FAQ

The category,
in plain terms.

Is Amp-Hour a battery company or a systems house?

Neither. Amp-Hour is a dual-use battery cell foundry that engineers and produces the battery cell in between — the customer keeps the design and IP.

Why does Europe need a sovereign, dual-use battery cell foundry?

Battery dependency is treated as a strategic vulnerability, domestic cell-production capacity takes roughly a decade to build from zero, and dual-use programs need a partner who can produce sovereign cells at small and large scale — Amp-Hour provides that capacity under European control.

Who operates Amp-Hour, and where?

Amp-Hour is operated by CELLOVATE GmbH, an independent German entity based at Bohr 12, 52072 Aachen, with separate systems and data infrastructure so customer IP and program data stay inside the entity.

Contact

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