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EU Commission to offer further financial support to battery industry

The EU states have cleared the way to postpone EV tariffs between the UK and the EU, which were due to come into force on 1 January 2024, by three years. The EU Commission had already proposed the move a few weeks ago and announced additional funding of up to three billion euros for the expansion of the battery industry in the EU. (Update at the end of the article)

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