Australian Li-ion battery factory study gets financial shot in the arm
Following the signing of an assistance agreement between the Queensland Government and international consortium Imperium 3, an AU$2 billion lithium-ion battery factory is one step closer to reality.
The signing of the assistance agreement is an important milestone towards the project construction.
Image: Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk/Twitter
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The Queensland Government is providing $3.1 million for a feasibility study to progress the establishment of a $2 billion lithium-ion battery factory in Townsville.
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