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U.S. offers battery company $671 million for Georgia plant

Aspen Aerogels
Aspen’s proprietary Aerogel Technology Platform uses PyroThin to provide protection from battery thermal runaway. (ASPEN AEROGELS)
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Bloomberg
October 16, 2024 03:10 PM

The Biden administration is poised to loan nearly $671 million to Aspen Aerogels Inc. to make a key component of electric car batteries in the election battleground state of Georgia.

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