The US Department of Energy announced today plans to dole out more than $3 billion to over two dozen battery projects across 14 states. The money will go toward processing critical minerals ...

US Battery and Carbon Capture Projects Slated for Cuts on DOE List By Valerie Volcovici and Nichola Groom WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Department of Energy is weighing cuts to billions of ...

The once-rapid investment in battery materials in the US is stalling. Some companies are downsizing, delaying, or canceling projects that don’t fit with the Donald J. Trump administration’s priorities ...

The US Department of Energy (DOE) is making available $3.5 billion in funding for projects focused on the domestic production of batteries and battery materials, part of efforts to support the ...

She points out that there were massive federal funding rounds for battery manufacturers in 2009, and many of those projects folded soon after. The context today is likely different, though ...

As part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Biden administration announced that a new round of federal funds to support the US battery manufacturing industry is becoming available.This $3.5 ...

But he argues that even failures will benefit the US battery industry as a whole by making it less hazardous for other investors to jump in. “This is the government sending a message,” Kan says.

The Department of Energy is awarding $2.8 billion in grants from the bipartisan infrastructure law passed last year to 20 manufacturing and processing companies for projects across 12 states.

Four projects across Michigan will get $355 million in federal funding to boost the domestic production of advanced batteries and battery materials and reduce dependence on foreign suppliers, the ...

The first round of funding, announced in 2022, funneled $1.82 billion into 14 battery material and manufacturing projects. Related BMW will recycle old EV batteries with Redwood Materials ...

The U.S. Department of Energy is weighing cuts to billions of dollars in funding for projects meant to demonstrate nascent energy storage and carbon capture, according to a list seen by Reuters.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Department of Energy is weighing cuts to billions of dollars in funding for projects meant to demonstrate nascent energy storage and carbon capture, according to a ...