Japanese and South Korean battery makers prioritise North America over Asia 

Aerial image of the Tesla-Panasonic gigafactory in Nevada, US
Aerial image of the Tesla-Panasonic gigafactory in Nevada, US

Japanese and South Korean battery cell producers are prioritising the North American market, with 49% of output expansions by 2030 occurring in the region. Though still expanding in Asia, cell manufacturers based in the two countries are favouring expansion in North America, pursuing Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) incentives and less competition from Chinese cell producers. […]

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