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Bécancour EV Supply Chain

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News, information and analysis on electric vehicle supply chain investments and manufacturing in the region of Bécancour in Quebec.

mockup of cathode manufacturing facility in Bécancour, Québec

Ford, South Korean partners building $1.2-billion battery cathode factory in Quebec

Plant construction is now underway in Bécancour, Que., with production to start in 2026 and support the manufacture of 225,000 EVs per year

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Mehanaz Yakub
August 17, 2023
4 minute read

Image of the lithium metal that Li-Metal produces

Quebec and Ontario signalling major lithium production developments

As Canada races to solidify its EV supply chain, Quebec and Ontario are vying for investments and development of their lithium sectors

Bécancour EV Supply Chain, critical minerals, Electric Vehicles Canada, EV Battery Supply Chain, Mining Resources for EVs, Ontario, Quebec

Mehanaz Yakub
May 30, 2023
6 minute read

GM-Vale nickel sulphate deal is latest to showcase Canada’s battery supply chain resource and processing potential

Once Vale’s proposed nickel processing plant in Bécancour, Que., is completed by 2026, the mining giant will supply General Motors with 25,000 metric tonnes of nickel annually

Bécancour EV Supply Chain, EV Battery Supply Chain, EV Manufacturing, General Motors GM, Mining Resources for EVs, Quebec

Mehanaz Yakub
November 22, 2022
5 minute read

birds-eye view of manufactory footprint expands along lakeshore

BASF announces Quebec site acquisition for a major battery cathode facility

The German chemical giant announced Friday that it plans to build a factory in Quebec to produce cathode active materials — helping to fill a gap in Canada’s electric vehicle battery supply chain — with production expected to start by 2025

Bécancour EV Supply Chain, Cathode Active Material (CAM), EV Battery Supply Chain, EV Manufacturing, Quebec

Mehanaz Yakub
March 4, 2022
4 minute read