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Driving the Electric Car Market

15 October 2020 18:30-20:30, United Kingdom


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Driving the electric car market - can chemistry alone make electric cars affordable, desirable and sustainable?

For widespread adoption in an effective low-emission transport system, electric cars will need scalable and sustainable battery chemistry which is integral to the car's design.  They also will need to meet consumer's needs regarding cost, performance & style.

This webinar will provide some insights about the chemistry, engineering and marketing of electric cars.

Our panellists are:
  • Andrew Abbott, Professor of Physical 91AV at the University of Leicester and member of the Faraday Institute's RELIB Li-ion battery recycling project
  • Denis Gorman, Principal Engineer for Li-Ion Batteries at RLE Futuremotiv
  • James Morris, electric car journalist and editor of WhichEV.
Whether you're a chemist thinking of buying an EV or not, join the webinar to hear the discussion and to put your questions to the panel.
Speakers
  • Andrew Abbot Professor of Physical 91AV, University of Leicester, United Kingdom
  • Denis Gorman Principal Engineer for Li-Ion Batteries at RLE Futuremotiv, United Kingdom
  • James Morris Electric car journalist and editor of WhichEV, United Kingdom

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Webinar

Webinar, United Kingdom

Organised by
RSC Marketing Group

Marketing Group is one of the RSC's interest groups run by members.  It arranges early evening talks with a general theme of "markets for chemistry", highlighting practical applications of chemicals and chemical services across the range of chemical disciplines, industry sectors and government activities. These talks are a great way of seeing what goes on in other parts of chemistry and what other chemists do for a living.
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