MONTREAL — Swedish manufacturer Northvolt says it's forging ahead with plans to open an electrial vehicle battery megaplant near Montreal by 2026, despite a tight timeline and opposition from environmental groups.
MONTREAL — Swedish manufacturer Northvolt says it's forging ahead with plans to open an electrial vehicle battery megaplant near Montreal by 2026, despite a tight timeline and opposition from environmental groups.
Cerruti said he has been surprised by the public criticism of the project, including by an environmental group that unsuccessfully went to court seeking to halt construction. Northvolt also plans to submit the documents for the portions of its project that are subject to an environmental assessment by the province's Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement — or BAPE — by the end of the year, and will eventually make them public.
Also in January, nails or metal bars were inserted into about 100 trees by anonymous saboteurs allegedly hoping to slow down tree-cutting on the site.
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