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Date Aired: Tuesday, October 25, 2022
A push to localize clean energy manufacturing is building momentum across Europe, and U.S. Governments are keen to shore up security of supply and capture economic value in strategic industries, from battery cells to refined lithium and polysilicon.
Which sectors are furthest ahead? Where are the biggest challenges? What do such trends portend for the global economy?
Join BloombergNEF and Bloomberg Economics to discuss the reorganization of the supply chains at the heart of the energy transition.
 Maeva Cousin Senior Eurozone Economist, Bloomberg Economics Bloomberg Maeva Cousin is an economist covering the euro area for Bloomberg Economics. Before that she spent eight years at HM Treasury, where she led the euro-area analysis team, and a year at the University of Lausanne. Maeva is based in Zurich.  Evelina Stoikou Associate, Energy Storage BloombergNEF Evelina Stoikou is an Energy Storage Associate at BloombergNEF, covering energy storage technologies and the lithium battery supply chain in North America. She provides insights on the upstream battery value chain including next generation technologies, manufacturing, prices and costs. Evelina holds a dual degree in chemistry and engineering from Dartmouth and Vassar College.  Antoine Vagneur-Jones Head of Trade and Supply Chains BloombergNEF Antoine Vagneur-Jones is Head of Trade and Supply Chains at BloombergNEF. He previously worked in business development for a renewables developer in Tokyo. Prior to that, he spent a year as a research fellow at the Paris-based Foundation for Strategic Research.
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