Ep 52: NOVONIX – Creating a Materials Supply Chain in North America

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Take Charge Podcast

Jamie Sheard, Head of Battery Technologies at Strativ Group

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Ep 52: NOVONIX – Creating a Materials Supply Chain in North America

Take Charge Podcast

44 minutes 10 seconds

6 months ago

Ep 52: NOVONIX – Creating a Materials Supply Chain in North America

Will we ever see batteries that are 100% made in North American?

With tariffs and the ever increasing geopolitical tension, comes the increasing pressure to create a robust, domestic supply chain to do so.

Battery Materials is naturally a huge element to achieving this, which is why I was proud to welcome NOVONIX to Take Charge, with both their Anode (Harrison Kreafle) and Cathode Mark McArthur) Technology Directors joining me to shine a light on how we can create a domestic materials supply chain in North America.

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