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Northvolt是欧洲最大EV电池厂，预计提供4000就业岗位，厂房占地1000公顷，相当于75个足球场，这家瑞士巨头购买了两倍的土地，以备公司将来的扩张。
魁北克以更加优越的融资条件，击败美国加州，赢得这一项目。公共和私人投资70亿，省和联邦政府投资27亿。
上个月魁北克省和联邦政府投资6.44亿，在
MacMasterville 建的福特电池厂以噪音和污染为由，遭到700人联名抗议。
Quebec, Ottawa announce multibillion-dollar EV battery plant east of Montreal
Trudeau on hand to welcome Sweden's Northvolt Thursday morning
Sabrina Jonas - CBC News
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Last Updated: 40 Minutes Ago
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes an announcement about electric vehicles with Quebec Premier François Legault. 0:00
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Quebec Premier François Legault are in Montreal Thursday to announce that a multibillion-dollar electric vehicle battery plant will be built east of the city.
Executives with the Swedish company Northvolt, a battery manufacturer and the largest integrated battery maker in Europe, will join the political leaders in Montreal at 11 a.m. ET to announce their pick for the new mega-factory.
The plant, poised to be built in the area near Saint-Basile-le-Grand and McMasterville, Que., about 30 kilometres east of Montreal, is expected to create approximately 4,000 jobs. The chosen location is expected to be the size of more than 75 football fields, or 100 hectares.
The province beat out California for the deal by having more attractive financing conditions, according to Radio-Canada.
Various reports including by Radio-Canada have cited public and private investments close to $7 billion for the project.
In total, Quebec and Ottawa are expected to invest $2.7 billion for the construction of the factory, expected to be built by the end of 2026.
The Swedish giant purchased almost double the amount of land needed for the project for a possible future expansion.
But the news is already raising fears in the region related to noise and pollution from the plant.
A petition with 700 signatures has been submitted to the McMasterville municipal council to block the project.
Thursday's event will add to a series of recent announcements in the battery ecosystem in Quebec. Ottawa and Quebec announced an investment of more than $640 million for a new Ford EV plant in Bécancour, Que., last month.
