It’s GO TIME for Energy Storage!

With stress on the grid continuing to increase, there are predictions that demand will double by 2050 in the USA.

As a result, we’re seeing a lot of movement in the energy storage market!

This is why we were keen to welcome a true veteran in the field, Christopher Johnson, who clears up some misconceptions, answers our community questions and give us a real insight into the future of energy storage. We hope you enjoy!

This podcast is created by global Cleantech talent solutions specialists, Strativ Group.

Our episodes are hosted by the experienced recruiter, Jamie Sheard.

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Welcome to the decoding of the Battery Talent Census delivered by our partners at the Volta Foundation!

Our guests today, Wendy Papakostandini and Andrew Weng have done something that’s never been done before by collecting critical data, which is invaluable for both employers and employees in the battery field!

Wendy’s full time position is the Principal of Talent at Anzu Partners, whilst Andrew with a rich history at Tesla, is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Michigan, so I have no idea how they’ve found time as Program Directors at the Volta Foundation to run this census and present the subsequent data, it’s a prime example of people Taking Charge to make a difference and do good!

There are some super interesting and surprising takeaways which we discuss in this episode, with even more to come later in the year.

We hope you enjoy!

This form links to The Battery Report 2024 - Talent Section, which contains excerpts from the full report to be released later this year. Those interested in accessing the full report can optionally complete the form so we can notify them when the full report is released later this year.

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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.

We hope you enjoy!

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