Moses Lake manufacturer lands $200 million federal grant to make EV battery ingredients
The federal government is set to grant $200 million to Group14 Technologies to build a factory in Moses Lake that will help produce ingredients for next-generation batteries expected to, among other things, power electric cars to travel long distances between charges.
EU, EV
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The Republican-controlled House approved a resolution Friday that would overturn a new Biden administration rule on ...
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Eight Democrats join the GOP, but three Democratic Senate candidates vote for the mandate, including Michigan’s Elissa ...
Speaking at an event in D.C., RJ Scaringe predicts that the industry will not only get over the affordability hump but make ...
The used EV market is more favorable than ever, with low prices and younger cars.
The Tesla Cybertruck gets a lot of hate for its polarizing design and even more polarizing creator. However, the Cybertruck ...
The grants announced Friday mark the second round of EV battery funding under the bipartisan infrastructure law approved in ...
The City of Fresno, like many other cities around the nation, has faced rampant theft and vandalism of EV chargers and their ...
Eight Democrats join the GOP, but three Democratic Senate candidates vote for the mandate, including Michigan’s Elissa ...
(Reuters) -Vietnamese electric-vehicle maker VinFast reported a deeper second-quarter loss on Friday, driven by rising costs ...
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