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Four Michigan battery projects have been awarded $355 million in federal funding, including one in Muskegon
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The Chinese EV company Gotion has filed a motion in federal court to stop its president from being deposed by a mid-Michigan township over the construction of a multi-billion dollar battery plant
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The company’s announcement Wednesday is a step toward meeting commitments it made in a new contract with the United Auto Workers. An assembly plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan, north of Detroit, will get $235.5 million
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A representative for the plant's owners says the EV battery plant will not be controlled by the Chinese Communist Party and will revitalize the community
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Gotion plans to make components for electric vehicle batteries, about 60 miles north of Grand Rapids. Five elected officials were removed from township office last fall and replaced by anti-Gotion candidates
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California-based Natron Energy opened its first sodium-ion battery plant in Holland, Michigan, Monday morning, but these batteries are very different from lithium-ion batteries
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Federal and state officials gathered in Lansing today to announce new standards for some federal “Battery Workforce Initiative” apprenticeships.
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The Michigan Strategic Fund Board okayed around 12-million-dollars in business incentives for a Detroit battery assembly project Tuesday
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- Grand Rapids’ riverfront amphitheater secures naming rights.- Muskegon Lake project- EV battery project investment
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The agreement is not legally binding, but Ontario Premier Doug Ford said it will help boost existing cross-border trade