A clean energy future starts in Nevada

We are working to complete Nevada’s “Lithium Loop” – a lithium economy that includes extraction, processing, battery manufacturing and recycling. This supports quality jobs and economic growth while building a resilient, sustainable future.

The Lithium Loop starts here

Creating a circular battery economy

Nevada Tech Hub is a consortium of government, industry, education and nonprofit organizations all aligning toward a common goal: leverage Nevada’s rich natural resources and develop a full-spectrum lithium economy within the state.

Workforce Development

Collaborating with government, industry and education institutions to increase edification and improve access to training that prepares individuals to meet future workforce demands.

Indigenous Relations

Through the development of Native Nations Center, under the Office of Indigenous Relations, working to ensure Indigenous communities are actively engaged in workforce development opportunities and collaboratively building pathways to employment.

Supply Chain Optimization

Assessing Nevada’s lithium supply chain to pinpoint gaps and identify targeted solutions.

In the news

A group of about 30 people, some holding certificates, stand on an outdoor stairway, the William Pennington Engineering Building behind them.

College of Engineering celebrates first Nevada Summer Engineering Academy graduates

Nevada Tech Hub supports a week-long lab experience in nanofabrication and robotics

A large group of students smiling and holding Wolf Pack hand signs on a Wolf Pack branded basketball court.

Nevada Native Nations Center LEAD program builds pathways to higher education and Nevada’s workforce

Nevada Tech Hub funds Tribal high school students’ hands-on college experience and exposure to career pathways

A smartphone being dropped into a recycling bin.

Ask the Expert: What happens when you throw away a lithium battery – and what you should do instead

Industry expert Tricia Dutcher, consumer and policy program manager at Redwood Materials, breaks down the basics of lithium-ion batteries and why recycling them matters

Tech Hubs are supercharging our existing innovation foundations, bringing together our premier research institutions with world class companies to create good-paying jobs in these communities, and ensuring the technological advances that define the next century are made in communities across America.

Gina Raimondo

Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce

U.S. Senator Rosen (left) and U.S. Secretary Raimondo (center) toured the Dragonfly Energy battery production facility during their press conference announcement.
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