Chris Randall – electrive.com

US grants loans worth over $700 million for EV component plants

The US Department of Energy has announced preliminary approval for loans totalling 710 million dollars to produce EV technologies. The winners, SK Siltron CCS and American Battery Solutions are joining GM's Ultium Cells and Ford in the loan program.

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