Rivian plans to resume work on Georgia factory in August, aiming to break ground early 2026. $6.6 billion approved by DOE for construction. Project invested $80 million, creating 46 jobs. CEO met with Governor to discuss partnership. Factory delayed due to supply chain issues and expansion of Illinois facility.

$6.6 billion loan secured by Rivian from DOE. Loan became target under Trump administration. Freeze on spending affected project. Rivian continues working with DOE for job creation. Face-to-face meeting between CEO and Governor rescheduled. Discussions with economic development department for supplier partnerships ongoing. Blink Charging’s new flagship manufacturing facility in Bowie, Md., attracts Rivian for a charging session, showcasing American manufacturing and economic growth. Rivian is also hiring workers to support factory buildout, with seven open roles posted on LinkedIn in the last month, including one for construction manager.

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