The difference in outcome between the UK’s Britishvolt and Freyr Battery of Norway could not be further apart. Freyr this week said its’ factory was ready to start making battery cells and deliver them to its Customer Qualification Plant (CQP) bang on schedule. It comes fresh from getting away a second equity offering, and has the confidence of its financial markets where it raised $264.5 million, and has expanded into the US, having bought a 368-acre site for a factory to open in 2025 in Coweta County, Georgia which will eventually output 34 GWh of cells. It has convinced state and local investors to offer $410 million of incentives over the life of the project. By comparison the remnants of…