$175M EV battery project expected to bring hundreds of jobs to Michigan
FLINT, MI - A $175 million project has been announced to bring an electric vehicle battery materials company to Flint’s historic Buick City. The investment is expected to create hundreds of jobs and play a key role in revitalizing the local economy, signaling a new chapter in Flint’s industrial resurgence.
NanoGraf plans to make EV battery components in Michigan
NanoGraf got a key validation from the Department of Defense two years ago with a $10 million contract to supply rechargeable batteries for the military. After receiving an $8 million contract from the U.S. Army, the company announced plans to set up a manufacturing facility on the near West Side.
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NanoGraf to build EV battery plant at former Buick City siteCongressman Dan Kildee announced the U.S. Department of Energy will award Chicago-based battery material maker NanoGraf $60 ...
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This is the second company to announce a move into the former Buick City, now called the Flint Commerce Center.
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Chicago-based NanoGraf is planning to make batteries for consumer and military devices in a new advanced manufacturing ...
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