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The Biden administration has selected 25 battery technology projects to receive $3 billion in federal funding.
The funds come from the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and will go to projects in 14 states.
Batteries are an important piece of the transition to more climate-friendly energy sources.
The projects will support more than 8,000 construction and 4,000 operating jobs.
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