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More details are in on the potential water and traffic impacts of a proposed EV battery plant that may be built near New Carlisle.
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It also asked U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg to tour places where it said the chargers should be placed — and see what opportunities it could open up for those communities.
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More details are in on the proposed multibillion-dollar EV battery plant that may be coming to St. Joseph County.
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The state will be working with the company Volta Charging and utility DTE Energy to place a handful of stations at Kroger locations. Officials said they'll go in underserved areas around southeast Michigan.
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Ultium Cells — a joint venture between LG Energy Solutions and General Motors — has submitted a county tax abatement application for the proposed plant, which would be built near New Carlisle.
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The Charge Ahead Partnership said when funding for the federal program to create an EV charging network runs out, businesses like gas stations and other retail stores may not be able to afford paying up to $200,000 per charger.
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Nearly 60 percent of the chargers would be located in disadvantaged or rural communities. But “disadvantaged” can mean many things — it doesn’t have to mean racial or ethnic diversity.
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Local electric vehicle manufacturer Electric Last Mile Solutions plans to file for bankruptcy, meaning hundreds of planned manufacturing jobs at its Mishawaka plant are unlikely to materialize.
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One of the largest operators of charging networks for electric vehicles in North America is bringing a manufacturing operation to the Great Lakes State.
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14 state parks will offer EV charging soon, and it will be free for the first two years