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Georgia is rich in EV money and jobs

Georgia has received more private investment in EVs and battery manufacturing than any other state, Wells Fargo found.

By: Business Insider

Sep 30 2024
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Georgia has received more private investment in EVs and battery manufacturing than any other state.
Gov. Brian Kemp said Georgia will be the "electric mobil… [+5334 chars]
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