The European Union agrees to 3.2 billion euro state aid for electric battery study

On Monday, the European Commission agreed to €3.2 billion in subsidies, intended to help Europe enhance its lagging competitiveness in the field of electric batteries, from 7 EU nations for studies and advancements in electric battery technology.

The agreement applies to ventures based in Finland, Germany, Poland, France, Italy, Sweden, and Belgium, to contribute to the research and advancement in the common European priority re....

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The European Union agrees to 3.2 billion euro state aid for electric battery study

Published On 12 Dec 2019 11:10 AM

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