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Working in a global industry while building out local capacity
We are back for another episode of The Battery Podcast, wrapping up our conversation with Roger Aktins of Electric Vehicles Outlook. In part one we discussed some of the challenges impacting automotive OEMs in the transition to electric vehicle manufacturing as well as some of the interesting business models the transition has let emerge. Whether it is automotive companies becoming battery companies or battery companies becoming energy providers at a grid-scale. But in part two we are delving into the coming requirements for the industry as well as how businesses are already adjusting to a new status quo. China may have a head start on battery development and EVs, but as you’ll hear there are some opportunities for European and North American automakers to get back some of this ground. What you’ll learn:The industry-wide impact of battery passport regulationsFinding value by adding value in a global supply networkWhy investing locally will be critical in finding a foothold in a market increasingly dominated by Chinese manufacturers
2 Oct 2025
Grappling with the evolving battery production landscape around the world
The Battery Podcast is back for another two-part discussion. This time we have a special guest to give us a wider view of what is happening in the world of batteries. From the geopolitical pressures of manufacturing to the work that goes into developing batteries from raw material. I’m your moderator Nick Finberg and I’m joined by our host and expert Puneet Sinha. The two of us sat down with Roger Aktins of Electric Vehicles Outlook. In this first half of our discussion, we’ll dive into the changing role of government in the battery manufacturing space as well as some of the hurdles OEMs are dealing with in terms of the supply chain. Let’s listen in and answer some questions about the battery industry. What you’ll learn:The pressure on OEMs globally to compete with Chinese automakers and battery manufacturersThe value of multiple battery chemistriesThe impact of state-level investment in emerging technologies
15 May 2025
Getting ready for battery passports with Siemens, Catena X, and Path.ERA
Hannover Messe has come and gone, but we’ve brought you a slice of the show from Germany. This episode of The Battery Podcast is a show floor recording with Max Radford of Siemens interviewing Siemens’ Senior VP of Automotive – Bernd Mangler, the Chief Procurement Officer for BASF – Dr. Matthias Dohrn, and VP of BMW and Chariman of the Board at Catena X – Oliver Ganzer. Building out the framework for battery passports is a complex challenge, but these three experts have some good insights. Not just on how it’s progressing, but where progress is going. What you’ll learn:The pressing need for battery passports in automotive and battery industriesHow industry partnerships like Catena X are tackling complex value chainsBuilding trust across the value chain and spanning continentsThe future of industry partnerships like Catena X
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