Kedar Balasubramanian is an energy engineer by education and a product strategist at gridX. His expertise encompasses energy and e-mobility product management. He is passionate about optimizing the performance and value of decentralized energy assets. His insight into mobility trends brings valuable perspective to the EV and Energy industries.

This episode explores electrification's grid impact, exposing strain on electricity networks. Europe's stringent reliability standards face challenges with increased devices, demanding immediate investment in aging grid infrastructure. Managing diverse devices adds complexity. Home battery storage emerges as a solution for decentralized energy gaps. Balancing solar energy with EV charging prompts smart system considerations for benefits alignment.

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Thomas Neumann worked as a policy manager at AVERE - The European Association for Electromobility. He was a policy manager during the recording and now specializes in industrial policy at the European Parliament.

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Francesco Valle is a Ph.D. holder in mechanical engineering and is an expert in hydrogen and fuel-cells, with over a decade of experience, he serves as a project manager consultant in the fuel cell industry, specializing in research and development.

In this podcast episode, we'll explore the future of energy systems, with a focus on the potential of hydrogen as an energy storage solution for transportation. As we move towards a future with thousands of refueling stations and millions of cars, we'll examine how hydrogen compares to traditional batteries. We'll also delve into the challenges of establishing an extensive network of hydrogen refueling stations, recent developments in hydrogen storage technologies, and the factors influencing the cost of hydrogen production. Additionally, we'll discuss the regulatory requirements driving hydrogen adoption, the evolving balance between hydrogen and electric solutions, challenges related to energy storage and distribution for green hydrogen, cost differences between hydrogen and batteries, and strategies for optimizing hydrogen device usage within systems with varying inputs and outputs. Don't miss this deep dive into the future of energy systems and transportation!

Takeaways

⚡️ How does hydrogen compare to batteries for energy storage and transportation?

⚡️ What are the challenges in establishing numerous hydrogen refueling stations and managing a large fleet of vehicles?

⚡️ What recent developments have been made in hydrogen storage technologies, especially in terms of safety?

⚡️ What factors impact the cost of hydrogen production, and how can it be made more cost-effective?

⚡️ How are the regulatory requirements driving the adoption of hydrogen technology and their future outlook?

And many more!

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Juha Stenberg, eMabler’s CEO, leverages years of EV industry experience to lead a startup. Their Open EV charging platform integrates data and systems for an enhanced EV charging user experience.

eMabler operates in the rapidly growing EV Charging Industry, providing a wide range of products and services, including innovative solutions in response to AFIR regulation. The company serves both private and public charging services. The podcast delves into industry challenges and explores eMabler's position in a competitive landscape, while also discussing current industry trends, emerging technologies, and the company's future plans.

Key takeaways

⚡️ How will AFIR standards influence eMabler?

⚡️ What defines eMabler's competitiveness and challenges?

⚡️ What is the main challenge in this industry?

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Abdul Salam Mohammed is a market intelligence expert at Kempower with a decade of experience collaborating with leading management consulting firms, excelling in gathering and analyzing market data to deliver valuable insights to clients through a mastery of the latest research methodologies

In this podcast episode, the discussion centers on the evolving landscape of the electric vehicle (EV) and E-mobility sector. Abdul underscores the pivotal role of changing EV policies and incentives, emphasizing their profound impact. Barriers such as pricing competitiveness and charging infrastructure reliability are identified. A critical mistake in analysis, resulting in outlier values, is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of data cleansing and validation procedures. The episode advocates for continuous monitoring and validation in market research. Insights on evaluating external reports and advice for organizations entering the market are also provided, encapsulating the dynamic nature of the EV industry.

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Chris Cardé, CEO of HeyCharge, drives global electrification with their SecureCharge tech. The HeyCharge app enables one-click setup, making installation swift. Ideal for apartments, offices, and hotels worldwide, HeyCharge upgrades EV charging with a simple wall installation and power connection.

In this podcast, HeyCharge's CEO discusses their technology in the EV charging market, specifically highlighting 'Secure Charge' for its cost-effectiveness without relying on blockchain or the cloud. They touch upon their global presence and technology's adaptability, contrasting it with a US competitor. Moreover, they talk about the increasing demand for EV solutions during the electric vehicle surge, hinting at the potential of wireless charging to seamlessly integrate with their technology.

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Arne Seeger, Stena’s managing director in Germany, is set to delve into the realm of electronics recycling, specifically focusing on lithium-ion battery recycling. His insights include critical aspects such as battery demand, recycling infrastructure, processes, and EU guidelines, promising to enlighten the audience

Discover the changing landscape of battery recycling and the automotive industry's pivotal role in this process in this episode. The discussion covers Europe's shift towards robust battery waste recycling capacities and debates the merits of wet and dry shredding methods. Highlighting the responsibility of car manufacturers in setting up recycling infrastructure, the conversation delves into the environmental impact of recycling, showcasing both its benefits and challenges. Exploring upcoming trends like hydro-metallurgical processing innovations, the episode navigates through challenges in meeting EU recycling guidelines by 2030, emphasizing the need for substantial tech and infrastructure investments.

How will advancements in battery recycling impact electric vehicle adoption?

Why should we care about battery recycling's environmental footprint?

Who is shaping the future of battery recycling in Europe?

When will recycling take over battery production waste?

Where are the key hubs of innovation and competition in battery recycling?

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Martin Beaumont is the CEO of Electric Green which develops innovative inductive charging solutions so vehicles can charge wirelessly.

Martin's experience spans various industries including healthcare and telecoms infrastructure with Motorola. In the last decade he has focused on scaling-up technology and cleantech companies as both an investor and hands-on executive.

This podcast delves into Electric Green’s beginnings, their use of revolutionary Capacitive Transfer System (CTS) technology and how the company applies it to wireless power transfer. It dives into the intricacies of CTS, highlighting its ability to transmit high frequency power over longer distances with minimal voltage drop. The discussion centres on wireless charging's potential across fleets, consumer vehicles, and residential applications, detailing its impact on consumer behaviour, fleet operations, and broader business implications. Insights cover Electric Green's strategies to lower infrastructure costs, penetrate markets, and persuade OEMs and consumers of wireless charging's advantages. This episode addresses the challenges, and future prospects for wireless charging's widespread adoption amidst evolving industry standards and interoperability, capturing the transformative trajectory of this technology.

• What innovative technology is Electric Green harnessing to revolutionize energy grid efficiency, and how does the Capacitive Transfer System (CTS) redefine power transmission?

• How does CTS enhance power transmission by reducing impedance and allowing longer-distance power transfer with minimal voltage drop?

• What challenges and opportunities does Electric Green face in promoting wireless charging and its applications in everyday scenarios, from fleet operations to consumer convenience?

• How might wireless charging impact consumer behaviour, fleet operations, and businesses, given its potential benefits in efficiency, safety, and operational flexibility?

• What role does Electric Green play in reducing costs associated with wireless charging infrastructure, and how do they foresee the evolution of this technology's cost-effectiveness over time?

• What industries and markets are Electric Green targeting for wireless charging adoption, and what strategies are they employing to persuade OEMs and consumers of the benefits?

• How does Electric Green envision the future landscape of wireless charging, especially concerning its integration into residential areas, and what are the expected timelines for this widespread adoption?

• In what ways does wireless charging pave the way for advancements in electric vehicle adoption, particularly in autonomous vehicle operations and their integration into charging infrastructure?

• What challenges does Electric Green encounter in interfacing with OEMs and promoting the adoption of wireless charging, and how are they addressing these hurdles?

• Considering the current scenario of evolving standards and interoperability in wireless charging, how might the industry overcome these challenges to facilitate seamless integration and usability for consumers?

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Leif Stavøstrand is the CEO of Evoy, a trailblazer in high-output electric boat motors, shaping a sustainable future for marine propulsion worldwide through his maritime odyssey

In this podcast episode, we will discuss about the electrifying world of marine technology. Evoy, a pioneering force in electric power trains for boats, leads the charge with high-output electric motor systems ranging from 120 to 400 horsepower. Their focus on boats between 20 and 60 feet, boasting both power and speed, marks the cutting edge of the industry.

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Luis Medina Rivas is the co-founder and CEO of Tether, steering the company's mission in sustainable energy innovation. With an engineering background in clean tech, he aims to convert EV batteries into virtual power plants for a swift sustainability shift.

In this podcast, the discussion explores the interaction between EVs, power grids, and Tether's role in shaping the future of sustainable energy. CEO Luis Medina outlines Tether's approach, turning parked EVs into a power reserve while targeting private users and navigating EU regulations. The conversation emphasizes Tether's unique approach, prioritizing revenue generation and grid sustainability over mere cost-saving measures.

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