Poland and Hungary are forecast to be dominant players in the battery value chain of the future
As battery production investment slows down in western and southern Europe in the face of slower EV sales, the central and eastern European region has shown outstanding performance, especially in Poland, which now accounts for the lion’s share of EU battery production
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