This project will benefit from two core fields of expertise of Spectra Premium, namely metal transformation and heat transfer. For the environment, they expect a reduction of greenhouse gazes of close to 1,500 kilotons of CO2 equivalent in Quebec on a ten-year period and, globally, more than 20,000 kilotons. In total, the FINNOV partners will create 173 jobs over ten years.
This project will have a major social and economic impact for Quebec. The consortium Innovative Suppliers of Electric Mobility is a non-profit organization that combines the expertise of three Quebec organizations-the Dana Laval Technology Center, Dana TM4 and Spectra Premium Industries Inc.-to develop new product lines in electronic power over a three-year period. This financial support is part of the Quebec Strategy for the Development of the battery Industry launched by the Minister last Fall and also supports the Plan for a Green Economy 2020 of the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change. At Spectra Premium’s plant in Boucherville, the Quebec Minister of the Economy and Innovation, Pierre Fitzgibbon, announced grants of close to $14 million to Innovative Suppliers of Electric Mobility (FINNOV – in French: Fournisseurs Innovants en mobilité électrique).
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