L R AS Published on Sunday 14 January 2024 - n° 471 - Categories:Europe

The Commission approves two aids, one from Germany and the other from France.

The Commission approves two aid measures, one for Germany and the other for France.

Swedish manufacturer Northvolt

is to receive €902 million from the German government to develop a gigafactory for battery cells in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.

France will also receive €2.9 billion to boost production of batteries, solar panels, wind turbines and heat pumps,

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2024/01/09/eu-approves-billions-for-german-battery-factory-french-renewables/

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