The establishment of Forge Battery's production plant in North Carolina signifies the growing interest in battery-related ventures for electric vehicle charging and other applications. This development also highlights the state's efforts to attract and support companies in the clean energy sector, creating job opportunities and contributing to economic growth.
Forge Battery will receive approximately $4 million in state and local tax incentives if it meets the job and investment targets.
The project is expected to generate 204 jobs with an average annual salary of over $82,000.
The new plant will enable Forge Battery to produce nanotechnology solutions for battery materials and establish a battery production line for large-scale contracts.
Forge Nano recently secured $50 million in funding for the construction of the new plant.
The company's nano coating products, known as "Atomic Armor," offer advanced protection for batteries.
Forge Battery's decision to build a production plant in North Carolina not only brings significant investment to the state but also creates high-paying job opportunities. As the demand for electric vehicles and energy storage solutions continues to grow, the establishment of this plant further strengthens North Carolina's position in the clean energy sector.