Billion-Dollar Battery Plant Pauses Construction Amid Electric Vehicle and Tariff Uncertainty
- AESC has paused construction on its Florence battery plant due to policy and market uncertainty, as stated by the company.
- AESC plans to resume construction when circumstances stabilize, according to the company.
- AESC intends to invest $1.6 billion and create 1,600 jobs in the future, as mentioned by the company.
- Market uncertainty is driven by speculation over decisions on tariffs and a budget, impacting electric vehicle tax credits.
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ThePatriotLight - Chinese-Owned Firm Halts Construction On Battery Plant In America's EV Heartland
ThePatriotLight - Chinese-owned AESC has halted construction of its $1.6 billion battery plant in America's emerging "Battery Belt," citing economic uncertainty tied to President Trump's trade war and tariffs and the potential early termination of federal clean energy subsidies.Construction of AESC's electric-vehicle battery plant in Florence, South Carolina, began in 2023 after securing a deal with BMW to make battery cells. On Thursday, the co…
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