U.S. Economy Initiative: $3 Billion in Funding for Electric Cars and Battery Production
Friday, 20 September 2024, 05:17
U.S. Economy Receives a $3 Billion Boost
The Biden administration has announced that it will allocate more than $3 billion to U.S. manufacturers to ramp up production of advanced batteries and materials for electric vehicles (EVs). This funding is a significant step towards reducing China's dominance in global battery production, which is crucial for the EV sector and other electronics.
Key Highlights of the Funding Initiative
- Support for 25 projects across 14 states including Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, South Carolina, and Louisiana.
- Focus on processing vital materials like lithium, graphite, and other components for electric vehicle batteries.
- This is the second round of funding under the bipartisan infrastructure law passed in 2021, building upon the previous $1.8 billion allocation.
This funding initiative reflects the administration's commitment to promoting EVs and addressing climate change, alongside enhancing U.S. battery manufacturing capabilities.
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