Welcome to Atlas Live: a video podcast that brings together industry and policy leaders for lively discussions on the future of clean technology, transportation, the built environment, manufacturing, climate change, and more – all streamed live and freely accessible to the public policy community.
Atlas Live
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Welcome to Atlas Live: a video podcast that brings together industry and policy leaders for lively discussions on the future of clean technology, transportation, the built environment, manufacturing, climate change, and more – all streamed live and freely accessible to the public policy community.
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2/23/2026
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Recent Episodes
July 8, 2026
State DOTs and the Future of EV Charging
<p>Over the past five years, state DOTs have moved from playing little role in EV charging deployment to leading multimillion-dollar investments in a national network of high-speed chargers through the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. What comes next after NEVI? In this episode, Atlas’s Rachael Nealer and Tina Hodges talk with Josh Rodriguez of AASHTO about their project examining how state and local transportation agencies are deploying EV charging infrastructure today—and recommendations to guide future efforts. </p>
June 30, 2026
China’s Clean Tech Advantage and What Comes Next
<p>Our <a href="https://atlaspolicy.com/the-race-for-clean-energy-leadership/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><u>research</u></a> shows China is leading the way on clean manufacturing investment—how is this shaping broader competition between the U.S. and China? Atlas Live is coming at you with the second episode in a series on global clean energy supply chains. In this episode, Atlas’s Nick Nigro sits down with Avery Ash of SAFE and Kate Logan of Asia Society to dive into how China has gotten to this point, what it will take for the United States to compete, and how policymakers can balance deployment, affordability, and supply change resilience as clean technologies become central to broader economic and geopolitical competition. </p>
May 27, 2026
The Race for Clean Energy Leadership
<p>In this episode, Atlas’s Nick Nigro sits down with Jasper Jung of GM and Jeff Werner of Panasonic to explore what the global race for clean energy leadership means for U.S. industry and competitiveness today. Drawing on Atlas Public Policy’s new report, we’ll dive into the details of the nearly $1.1 trillion in announced global clean energy manufacturing investments from 2019 to 2025. Batteries play a central role, and gap between China’s manufacturing dominance and the rest of the world is widening. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion about the opportunities and risks facing companies investing in domestic supply chains, advanced manufacturing, and the next phase of the clean energy economy.</p>
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