President Ferdinand Marcos inaugurated on September 30 the first factory for electric vehicle batteries in the Philippines, calling it the “future” of clean energy. The Australian-owned lithium-iron-phosphate factory aims to produce two gigawatt-hours of batteries per year by 2030, powering about 18,000 electric vehicles or nearly half a million home battery systems. “We have worked...
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