[Li-battery : l'Inde envisage un plan d'incitation de 1,4 milliard de dollars pour les composants de batteries avancées]

Publié: Sep 02, 2026 13:35 (GMT+8)
L'Inde prépare un plan d'incitation d'environ 130 milliards de roupies (environ 1,4 milliard de dollars) pour les composants avancés de batteries, couvrant les pièces clés des cellules, notamment les matériaux actifs de cathode et d'anode, les électrolytes, les séparateurs et la feuille de cuivre. Le plan a terminé les consultations interministérielles et sera bientôt soumis au comité des finances des dépenses du ministère des Finances pour approbation.

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