While Ontario Premier Doug Ford would not disclose how much more money the province is prepared to contribute to the $5-billion project, he told reporters in Windsor that Ontario “is in for one-third of the cost.”
The Ontario government is stepping up in a “massive, massive way” to help resolve the funding dispute over the Stellantis-LG Energy Solution battery-cell plant in Windsor, Premier Doug Ford said June 1.
“This is the federal government's deal and we’re there to support them. We're putting more money up. And I think we're about that close from getting it done.” The federal government, Ontario, Stellantis and LG Energy Solution have been in heavy negotiations for a few weeks after the companies paused construction of the battery-module portion of their planned NextStar Energy factory in a dispute over federal subsidies.
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