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Swedish company Northvolt has started construction of a new €4.5 billion electric car battery factory in Germany.

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Northvolt Drei is the name of the Swedish company's third battery cell plant, the first in Germany. The investment will amount to €4.5 billion, of which a significant part, around €700 million, will be paid out as state aid. The plant will use wind power produced in the area and will have a production capacity of 60 GWh, with an estimated 3,000 employees.

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