US battery startup opens first factory in China
A US battery startup that dropped plans to build its first factory in Kentucky has opened the factory in China, ahead of the Trump–Xi summit.
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A US battery startup that dropped plans to build its first factory in Kentucky has opened the factory in China, ahead of the Trump–Xi summit.
U.S. battery startup EnerVenue has opened its first mass production factory in Changzhou, China, opting for the country's established supply chain and skilled labor over a planned facility in Kentucky. CEO Henning Rath stated the decision was driven by the industrial cluster's advantages and the need to prove the manuf
A US battery startup that dropped plans to build its first factory in Kentucky has opened a factory in China, highlighting limits of efforts to bring manufacturing home as President Donald Trump welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping for a summit.