Epsilon Advanced Materials (EAM) Announces Investment of $650M Manufacturing Facility in North Carolina to Strengthen EV Battery Industry in the United States

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Epsilon Advanced Materials (EAM) plans to build a $650 million graphite anode manufacturing facility in Brunswick County, N.C. When operational, the facility will utilize green technologies to produce high-capacity anode materials for electric vehicle batteries. (Photo: Business Wire)
Epsilon Advanced Materials (EAM) plans to build a $650 million graphite anode manufacturing facility in Brunswick County, N.C. When operational, the facility will utilize green technologies to produce high-capacity anode materials for electric vehicle batteries. (Photo: Business Wire)
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