by EV Summit in collaboration with EY
EV Y steps inside the eMobility industry to answer the bigger and better questions on the hot topics driving the sector. Hosted by Ade Thomas, Founder of sustainability media company Green.TV and the EV Summit, and featuring specialists from across EY’s automotive and eMobility network, every episode poses a question to industry insiders to delve into the trending topics across the eMobility sector. Subscribe now to join the conversation and submit your industry questions to evsummit@green.tv
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January 6, 2022
<p>We’ve reached the tipping point where EVs are becoming more and more mainstream, but higher upfront costs, lack of access to charging and differing needs and abilities mean that EVs are not seen as accessible to many people. In this episode, our host Ade Thomas is joined by Peter Matthews, Advanced Manufacturing and Mobility Leader at EY UK, and Daksh Gupta, Group Chief Executive Officer at Marshall Motor Holdings to discuss the steps that need to be taken to open up EVs to more people. We also meet Catherine Marris, Head of Innovation at Motability, who discusses how the fast growing emobility industry can ensure they are designing in an accessible and inclusive way for everyone’s needs.</p>
November 25, 2021
<p>Gaining investment capital is essential for any business in the emobility industry, but as a nascent market, what do businesses need to do to ensure they can raise the funds they need to succeed? In this episode, our host Ade Thomas is joined by Andrew Perkins, Partner, Corporate Finance at EY and Toddington Harper, CEO of GRIDSERVE to discuss how the market is changing, what businesses can do to secure capital, and why this market is so essential for decarbonisation. We also meet Olly Jones, Founder of elmo, who discusses how their start up has tackled the chicken and egg conundrum of investment, and why a subscription model is the right choice for EV.</p>
October 22, 2021
<p>Batteries are a critical piece in the transport decarbonisation puzzle. They are also subject to great scrutiny for their use of rare raw materials and challenges in reuse and recycling. In this episode, our host Ade Thomas is joined by James Nicholson, Partner in Advanced Manufacturing and Mobility at EY and Professor Pam Thomas, CEO of The Faraday Institution to discuss the economic and scientific factors involved in developing and bringing to market sustainable batteries. We also meet Graham Hoare, President of Global Operations at Britishvolt, who discusses how Britishvolt are putting sustainability into action in their production of batteries in the UK.</p>
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EV Y steps inside the eMobility industry to answer the bigger and better questions on the hot topics driving the sector.
Hosted by Ade Thomas, Founder of sustainability media company Green.TV and the EV Summit, and featuring specialists from across EY’s automotive and eMobility network, every episode poses a question to industry insiders to delve into the trending topics across the eMobility sector.
Subscribe now to join the conversation and submit your industry questions to evsummit@green.tv
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