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  "path": "/2026/03/02/the-falling-cost-gap-between-eu-chinese-batteries/",
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  "tags": [
    "Batteries",
    "Clean Transport",
    "Electric Vehicles",
    "Energy Storage",
    "Lithium-Ion Batteries",
    "EU",
    "europe",
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  "textContent": "New analysis shows why made-in-EU requirements are a sovereignty premium worth paying. As the European Union is debating whether to set “Made-in-EU” criteria for public funding in the Industrial Accelerator Act, new analysis shows how scale will reduce the current cost advantage of Asian battery makers. Only with Made-in-EU criteria ... [continued]\n\nThe post The Falling Cost Gap Between EU & Chinese Batteries appeared first on CleanTechnica.",
  "title": "The Falling Cost Gap Between EU & Chinese Batteries"
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