Epsilon's investment in North Carolina highlights the state's leadership in transitioning to a clean energy economy. The manufacturing facility will contribute to job creation, economic growth, and the advancement of renewable energy storage.
Epsilon Advanced Materials, a subsidiary of Epsilon Carbon Private Limited, develops and manufactures high-performance graphite for anode components in lithium-ion batteries.
Synthetic graphite anode material is a key component in electric vehicle batteries and energy storage systems.
The facility in Brunswick County will be Epsilon's first manufacturing facility in the United States.
The investment is the largest Indian investment in the U.S. electric vehicle battery industry.
The project is estimated to grow North Carolina's economy by $1.3 billion over 12 years.
The average salary for the new positions will be $52,264.
Epsilon Advanced Materials' decision to build its manufacturing facility in North Carolina demonstrates the state's attractiveness as a business location. The project will contribute to the growth of the clean energy sector and the creation of high-paying jobs in the region.