24
Apr
09:18
South Korea to invest KRW 20 trillion by 2030 in solid-state batteries
The Ministry of Trade and Industry (Motie) of South Korea announced that the country plans to invest KRW 20 trillion ($1.50 billion) by 2030 to deliver the first-batch of commercialised solid-state batteries, Kallanish learns.
According to an announcement from the president's office, this investment is expected to help the country take an advanced position in mass production.
In addition, the government disclosed that the three major battery maker…
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