Based on funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the DOE says it will provide $2.91 billion in the coming months to strengthen the US battery supply chain.
The DOE says the funding will support new, retrofitted and expanded battery materials and cell recycling and production facilities. The funding will also contribute to research, development and demonstration efforts centered on new applications for old EV batteries as well as new recycling and reclaiming processes for battery materials.
Source: DOE
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