The newly formed Canadian startup will spend an estimated $200 million to $300 million on construction and machinery for a battery-cell manufacturing plant in Quebec, though StromVolt’s CEO Maxime Vidricaire said it is still in negotiations with investors and governments on a location. The company has a deal to use technology from Taiwan’s Delta Electronics, the terms of which were not disclosed. (La Presse, The Logic)
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