Aspen Aerogels Inc. has decided to increase production capacity at its existing plant in East Providence, RI, instead of building a second facility in Bulloch County due to softer EV demand and a shift in EV policies.
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Aspen Aerogels Inc. has decided to increase production capacity at its existing plant in East Providence, RI, instead of building a second facility in Bulloch County due to softer EV demand and a shift in EV policies.
