EVs: Bring on the revolution
Electric vehicles are the future – and the future is coming fast. By 2030, more than 50% of all new cars sold will be electric … and it'll only go up from there. Can supply keep up with demand? Are there enough raw materials out there for batteries? Will people embrace or resist change? In this episode, we look at all the activity, excitement and trepidation happening in this space, and the role ESG plays in helping keep our moral compass on track.
Electric vehicles are the future – and the future is coming fast. By 2030, more than 50% of all new cars sold will be electric - and in that same time frame, the EV market is expected to quadruple to nearly 1 Trillion USD. But what’s most alarming is this: we’re just getting started. So, as the EV revolution goes full swing, can supply keep up with demand? Are there enough raw materials out there for batteries? Will people embrace or resist change? In this episode, we look at all the activity, excitement and trepidation happening in this space, and the role ESG plays in helping keep our moral compass on track.
Topics discussed in this episode
- The EV big picture | Interview with Emma Jarratt, Managing Editor at Electric Autonomy Canada [00:44]
- Can EVs save the planet? | Interview with Emma Jarratt [03:39]
- Cradle to grave, Gas vs. Electric | Interview with Emma Jarratt [04:25]
- Why do we resist the Gas to Electric switch? | Interview with Emma Jarratt [07:09]
- The EV innovation boom | Interview with Philippe Couillard, chair of the Canadian Division of Britishvolt, the leading UK based battery cell manufacturer. [10:23]
- The rise and role of ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) | Interview with Philippe Couillard [17:05]
- How recyclable are EV batteries? | Interview with Philippe Couillard [19:33]