SK Group, South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate, plans to make investment of $22 billion in the United States, in semiconductors, green energy and bioscience projects.

SK Group includes world’s second-largest memory chipmaker SK Hynix, as well as SK Innovation, the parent of South Korea’s largest refiner SK Energy and battery maker SK On.

United States President Joe Biden will meet virtually on Tuesday with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to discuss the company’s investments in U.S. manufacturing and jobs, the White House said earlier.

The investments are in semiconductors, green energy, and bioscience, creating tens of thousands of new high-tech, high-paying American jobs, SK said in a statement released in the United States.

They will come in addition to its $7 billion investment to build two new gigafactories in Tennessee and Kentucky as part of a joint venture with Ford Motor.

SK Group plans to invest $15 billion in the semiconductor industry through research and development programs, materials, and the creation of an advanced packaging and testing facility.

SK Group will spend another $5 billion on other green energy businesses, including electric vehicle (EV) charging systems, green hydrogen production, battery materials and recycling, Reuters news report said.

The $22 billion announced Tuesday is part of the $52 billion SK’s chairman said last year it planned to invest in the United States through 2030.

SK Group in May said it will invest 247 trillion won ($195.24 billion) in the semiconductor, battery and biopharmaceutical sectors over the next five years in South Korea and overseas.