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Global Lithium-ion Battery Capacity May Rise Five-Fold By 2030 - Wood Mackenzie
GM has partnered with South Korea's POSCO Chemical to make battery materials in Canada, with a goal of having the new plant running by 2025.
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GM Ramps Up EV Push With Plans to Make Battery Materials in Canada
General Motors and South Korea's POSCO will build a $400-million (roughly Rs. 3080 crore) facility to produce battery materials in Canada as the carmaker ramps up plans to produce mainly electric vehicles (EVs) in the future, the companies said.
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Tata Steel, South Korea’s POSCO to Jointly Develop Hyperloop Tubes
Tata Steel Europe, a unit of India’s Tata Steel, and South Korea's POSCO will collaborate to develop steel tubes needed for high-speed hyperloop transportation systems, the companies said in a joint statement on Monday.
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5.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern South Korea
A rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit South Korea's southeast Wednesday afternoon, the second most powerful quake on record, in a country that seldom experiences significant tremors.
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POSCO may soon get iron ore licence for Odisha plant
India is expected to grant an iron ore exploration licence to POSCO for its planned $12 billion steel plant in the country, two government officials told Reuters, in a step that should speed up the project stuck for eight years.
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Protests and sand, but no steel: POSCO's fading India dream
A few weather-beaten shipping containers, a swathe of sand and a bitterly divided village: that is all South Korea's POSCO has to show seven years after it announced plans for a $12 billion steel mill on a fertile strip in Odisha.
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Prime Minister's address to the Korean CEOs
Investment from South Korea is a "priority" for India, visiting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday, adding that the government was taking "proactive" steps to improve the business climate and move forward with the POSCO mega steel plant project in Orissa that has been plagued by farmer protests.
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PM gives Korean firms six reasons to invest in India
Investment from South Korea is a "priority" for India, visiting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday, adding that the government was taking "proactive" steps to improve the business climate and move forward with the POSCO mega steel plant project in Odisha that has been plagued by farmer protests.
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Global Lithium-ion Battery Capacity May Rise Five-Fold By 2030 - Wood Mackenzie
GM has partnered with South Korea's POSCO Chemical to make battery materials in Canada, with a goal of having the new plant running by 2025.
-
GM Ramps Up EV Push With Plans to Make Battery Materials in Canada
General Motors and South Korea's POSCO will build a $400-million (roughly Rs. 3080 crore) facility to produce battery materials in Canada as the carmaker ramps up plans to produce mainly electric vehicles (EVs) in the future, the companies said.
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Tata Steel, South Korea’s POSCO to Jointly Develop Hyperloop Tubes
Tata Steel Europe, a unit of India’s Tata Steel, and South Korea's POSCO will collaborate to develop steel tubes needed for high-speed hyperloop transportation systems, the companies said in a joint statement on Monday.
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5.4-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern South Korea
A rare 5.4-magnitude earthquake hit South Korea's southeast Wednesday afternoon, the second most powerful quake on record, in a country that seldom experiences significant tremors.
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POSCO may soon get iron ore licence for Odisha plant
India is expected to grant an iron ore exploration licence to POSCO for its planned $12 billion steel plant in the country, two government officials told Reuters, in a step that should speed up the project stuck for eight years.
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Protests and sand, but no steel: POSCO's fading India dream
A few weather-beaten shipping containers, a swathe of sand and a bitterly divided village: that is all South Korea's POSCO has to show seven years after it announced plans for a $12 billion steel mill on a fertile strip in Odisha.
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Prime Minister's address to the Korean CEOs
Investment from South Korea is a "priority" for India, visiting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday, adding that the government was taking "proactive" steps to improve the business climate and move forward with the POSCO mega steel plant project in Orissa that has been plagued by farmer protests.
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PM gives Korean firms six reasons to invest in India
Investment from South Korea is a "priority" for India, visiting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday, adding that the government was taking "proactive" steps to improve the business climate and move forward with the POSCO mega steel plant project in Odisha that has been plagued by farmer protests.
