About Us

EV and Battery Tech Monthly is a global B2B e-publication delivering the latest news, insights, and innovations in industrial battery systems, electrification, and energy storage—with an editorial mission rooted in small business advocacy, supply chain diversity, and sustainability.

Published by Components Source, LLC—an independent, 100% U.S.-based, woman-owned and -led, WBE/WOSB/DOBE-certified small business—EV and Battery Tech Monthly reaches OEMs, procurement teams, engineers, researchers, product developers, test laboratories, and other professionals and key decision-makers across the electrification value chain.

With over 25 years of direct experience in the industries we cover, our team brings deep technical knowledge and real-world perspective to every article, campaign, and conversation we facilitate.

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Our Mission

To educate, inform, and connect a global community of professionals advancing next-generation power, energy storage, and electrification technologies.

To serve as a trusted platform for sharing expertise and showcasing innovation across a fast-evolving, high-impact sector that’s redefining energy and mobility.

We actively advocate for:

• Practical electrification solutions for real-world industrial challenges

• Sustainable design, manufacturing, and distribution of battery technologies

• Greater visibility for small and underrepresented businesses

• Supply chain diversity and inclusive sourcing in energy innovation

• Scalable, safe, and reliable energy storage for global markets

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Who We Serve

Our editorial is designed to support professionals across:

• Battery systems engineering and pack design

• Battery management systems (BMS) development

• Advanced power electronics and electrification

• Automotive, off-highway, and aerospace mobility platforms

• Grid-scale and renewable energy storage integration

• Materials science and cell manufacturing

• Thermal management and energy system safety

• Component sourcing, sales, and global distribution

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We Amplify the Voices of:

• Small and growing technology firms

• Engineering-led startups

• Specialized sales representatives and distributors

• University and commercial R&D teams

• Sustainability-focused businesses prioritizing small business set asides

• OEMs welcoming new suppliers and innovation partners

What We Cover

EV and Battery Tech Monthly publishes timely, technically accurate content on:

• EV powertrain architecture and next-gen platforms

• Lithium-ion, solid-state, and alternative chemistries

• BMS, control software, and diagnostics

• Battery materials, cell production, and quality testing

• High-voltage safety, thermal management, and packaging

• Vehicle electrification for automotive, aerospace, and defense

• Charging infrastructure and grid storage

• Power electronics, inverters, and converters

• Compliance, certification, and global regulations

• Sustainability and circular economy efforts in battery and electrification

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We also integrate content across related verticals, including:

• Semiconductors and components

• Industrial automation and robotics

• Automotive

• Sensors and control systems

• Renewable energy and smart grid technologies

• Aerospace and defense

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What We Publish

• News and product announcements

• Sponsored content and white papers

• Sponsored videos

• Expert editorial and technical leadership

• Company profiles and solution spotlights

• Application notes and case studies

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Our Values

• Integrity in publishing – Industry-reviewed, source-attributed content

• Expertise in voice – Created by professionals who understand the space

• Inclusion in practice – Elevating perspectives from across the global supply chain

• Advocacy in action – Supporting visibility for sustainable and small businesses

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Our Impact

• Educating a global audience of engineers, manufacturers, and innovators

• Partnering with the industry’s leading battery and EV technology events

• Helping emerging technologies and companies reach the right audiences

• Accelerating the transition to a more sustainable, electrified future