U.S. Department of Energy announces $131 million for EV battery supply chain, innovation projects

Art Aiello Editor, Power Briefing

25 January 2024

The projects are intended to reduce EV technology costs, increase driving range and build a secure and sustainable battery supply chain.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced more than $131 million for projects to advance research and development in electric vehicle batteries and charging systems and funding for a consortium to address critical priorities for the next phase of widescale EV commercialization.

DOE said 27 projects were selected to…

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