The movements around the reindustrialization of the industrial area of Termini Imerese in the hands of Blutec continue. By September 15th, the interested companies will have to submit the application to the announcement prepared by the Made in Italy ministry, led by Adolfo Urso, for the assignment of the area. In the meantime it will be a summer of work for the technicians and insiders. Starting with Lars Carlstrom, the Swedish entrepreneur at the helm of Italvolt who has focused on the Termini plant to set up his Italian gigafactory. He will be in Termini for a meeting with the administration and with the local stakeholders. In the meantime, the Councilor for Productive Activities, Edy Tamajo, has seen the unions for a meeting requested by the workers’ organisation. “We’re not rooting for one solution or another, we’re working to bring a serious project to reindustrialize the area to Termini and bring jobs to the area,” explained Tamajo. From Rome, before arriving in Sicily, the Swedish entrepreneur explains that he is «in the first phase of fundraising, we have raised over 5 million, we need to upgrade our business plan. We expect to raise up to 200 million in this first phase while we expect to have 300 million available for September”. Italvolt’s plan is to open in 2025, employ 3,000 people and produce 36 GWh of battery capacity annually, enough for 400,000 cars. An article by Antonio Giordano in the Palermo edition of the Giornale di Sicilia on newsstands today
2023-07-04 05:08:00
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