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Honda announces a nearly $15B investment in Ont., plans to build an EV supply chain

Canadian Manufacturing

ALLISTON — The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, and the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, welcomed Honda Canada’s milestone investment of approximately $15 billion to create Canada’s first comprehensive electric vehicle supply chain, located in Ontario. This large-scale project will see four new manufacturing plants in Ontario.

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Honda to invest $15B in Canada to strengthen EV supply chain

Automation Mag

Honda expects that electric vehicle production will begin in 2028. Once fully operational, the EV plant will have a production capacity of 240,000 EVs per year and the EV battery plant will have a capacity of 36 GWh per year.

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Bombardier sees profits rise despite supply chain issues and inflation

Canadian Manufacturing

turned a profit in its latest quarter despite the ongoing supply chain issues plaguing the aviation sector, as the business jet maker notched slightly more deliveries at higher prices. Chief executive Eric Martel said 2023 marks the third straight year of supply chain issues. billion by 2028 from US$18.4

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Zebra Study: Nearly Six in 10 Warehouse Leaders Plan to Deploy RFID by 2028

Manufacturing Tomorrow

91% of decision-makers expect to use technology to increase supply chain visibility over next five years

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Silex eyes nuclear fuel production with GLE, Dominion Energy cooperation

AU Manufacturing

Australian laser enrichment technology developer Silex Systems has announced that Global Laser Enrichment (GLE) and Dominion Energy Services have signed a non-binding letter of intent to spearhead cooperation in the nuclear fuel supply chain.

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Slower renewables transition risks 95,000 offshore jobs in UK, report warns

E&T

It said that a successful transition to renewables relied on the UK being able to retain the offshore oil and gas supply chain, its workforce and associated skills over the next five years. In addition to the loss of jobs, this would incur a “significant loss of skills” in the future energy sector, the report said.

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Port Kembla steel upgrade to help rebuild local manufacturing

Manufacturer's Monthly

This approval provides more capacity to import coking coal for steelmaking and keep production flowing when local coal supplies are scaled back from 2028,” Scully said. Member for Shellharbour, Anna Watson said the berth upgrades were essential to enable BlueScope to handle coal brought in from Queensland after 2028.