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Webinar | Can the EU and US meet their electric vehicle targets while derisking supply chains?
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Report summary
The European Union’s (EU’s) and US’ road transport decarbonisation targets are at risk. Struggling electric vehicle (EV) markets, lacking domestic supply chains and pressure to reduce exposure to China’s industry are all hurdles to achieving high levels of EV sales, critical for low tailpipe emission goals. We hosted a webinar on 11 June to provide an overview of the current policy landscape, the requirement on automakers, highlighting pinch points in the supply chain and suggest possible solutions to achieving decarbonisation ambitions.
Table of contents
- Policy landscape
- How robust are selective supply chains?
- Feasible mechanisms to decarbonise road transport
- Will the EU and US shift from nickel-based chemistries to iron-based?
- How will the EU’s promise of shorter permitting influence the attractiveness of EU business cases?
- Can the EU count on recycled supply to reach nearer term targets, instead of mined raw materials?
- Do you expect changes in cell technology to meet demands for higher range EVs?
- Do you think safety risk of lithium-ion batteries will impact EV demand?
- Would overnight charging require fast DC charging or is this only for public charging?
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