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schema:articleBody	Renault will have to join a French-German project developing batteries in order to receive a five billion euro ($5.4 billion) government rescue loan, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Monday. "Renault needs to make a commitment to become a shareholder in the electric battery alliance. It's one of the subjects that is still being negotiated," Le Maire told BFM television. The automaker, in which the French state holds a 15 percent stake, is set to unveil this week a sweeping revamp of its operations as well as its partnership with Nissan and Mitsubishi, in the wake of falling sales and profitability that were amplified by the coronavirus crisis. Several French production sites could be closed and Le Maire admitted that the government would not require Renault to swear off jobs cuts as a condition for receiving the bailout, saying that "grand proclamations" made in the past had already failed. Most of Renault's models are already produced outside France in countries with lower production costs, and the company on Friday is to present details of a pledge to cut costs by a further two billion euros. President Emmanuel Macron also plans to make "significant announcements" Tuesday to support the auto industry, which has been hammered by the factory shutdowns and dealership closures worldwide to stem the COVID-19 outbreak. Le Maire indicated last week that the measures could include subsidies to encourage people to buy electric vehicles as European authorities seek to cut down on carbon emissions. "It's a very efficient instrument" for helping carmakers unload their stocks of unsold vehicles, he said Monday, adding that the government would also help develop the country's network of charging stations. The EU unlocked 3.2 billion euros last November for the European Battery Alliance and is seeking an additional five billion euros in private money to make next-generation power sources and reduce the continent's dependence on Asian battery imports. Rival French automaker PSA, whose brands include Peugeot and Opel, is already part of the project. mhc/js/bmm
schema:headline	Renault must join French-German battery project: minister
schema:mentions	Electric vehicle battery Energy independence Nissan Opel 2020 coronavirus outbreak in Singapore Bruno Le Maire Renault Groupe PSA Finance minister Bailout Electric battery Asia Greenhouse gas President of France Emmanuel Macron European Union France Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 Major histocompatibility complex ReVamp
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schema:datePublished	2020-05-25 (xsd:date)
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