Europe’s first anode plant nears construction as EIB agrees €150 million Talga loan

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The European Investment Bank has approved a 150 million euro ($164 million) loan to Talga Group’s graphite mine and anode plant in Sweden, as the European Union looks to reduce reliance on China for the battery material. The board approved the loan to the Vittangi Anode project this month, which aims to produce 19,500 tonnes […]

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