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At least eight Chinese battery makers have announced new investments in Morocco since U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, the $430 billion law designed to fight climate change, has created a boom in the North African kingdom.
Morocco enjoys a free trade agreement with the United States , but few countries have seen the kind of boom that Morocco has.
Chinese players that have long dominated the battery supply chain are seeking a pathway to cash in on increasing demand from American carmakers.
Officials in Morocco have worked to foster ties up and down the automotive supply chain in both the East and the West .
Morocco hosts more than 250 companies that manufacture cars or their components, including Stellantis and Renault .
China has spent years subsidizing companies that extract critical battery minerals, manufacturers of cathodes, anodes and electrolyzers and carmakers like BYD .
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