Department of Energy Announces $2 Billion Loan to Electric Vehicle Battery Component Maker

Department of Energy Announces $2 Billion Loan to Electric Vehicle Battery Component Maker
Electric vehicles charge at a charging station in Irvine, Calif., on Jan. 28, 2022. Paul Bersebach, MediaNews Group, Orange County Register/Getty Images
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Redwood Materials, a Nevada-based battery recycling startup, has secured a $2 billion conditional loan commitment from the Department of Energy to ramp up its production of electric vehicle (EV) battery components.
The loan, announced Feb. 9 in a blog posted on the Energy Department website, will go toward the construction and expansion of a McCarran, Nevada, manufacturing campus that the company will use to recycle used lithium-ion batteries and production scrap to produce new materials like anode copper foil and cathode active materials.
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