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Chinese EV battery maker CALB to build gigafactory in Portugal. Investment worth 2bn dollars

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According to reliable media reports, Chinese EV battery manufacturer CALB will soon build its very first gigafactory in Europe. The chosen country will be Portugal, precisely in the city of Sines, about 100 km south Lisbon. The investment is expected to slightly overcome 2 billion dollars. The Chinese manufacturer aims to produce lithium batteries with a total annual capacity of 15 gigawatt hours, about 187,000 batteries more or less. Why CALB c…
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Chinese EV battery maker CALB to build gigafactory in Portugal. Investment worth 2bn dollars

According to reliable media reports, Chinese EV battery manufacturer CALB will soon build its very first gigafactory in Europe. The chosen country will be Portugal, precisely in the city of Sines, about 100 km south Lisbon. The investment is expected to slightly overcome 2 billion dollars. The Chinese manufacturer aims to produce lithium batteries with a total annual capacity of 15 gigawatt hours, about 187,000 batteries more or less. Why CALB c…

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Jornal ExpressoJornal Expresso

CALB could triple the scale of the Sines battery project

Chinese group designed the Sines battery factory with a second phase in mind and a third phase as a hypothesis

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Jornal Expresso broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, February 27, 2025.
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