… actual way, develop domestic reliance on the components for batteries and other renewable energy is the Biden administration and the Democrats in Congress in the last session because we passed The bipartisan infrastructure law put $1.2 trillion into this infrastructure, which included $3 billion for battery materials processing and $3 billion for battery manufacturing and recycling. and more money for EP, develop battery collection best practices and also other legislation that would, that would try to increase domestic production and also increase our partnerships with our allies around the world. (01:36–02:40)
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Asserts that the bipartisan infrastructure law allocated $1.2 trillion for infrastructure, including $6 billion for battery-related initiatives.
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