Session IV: Vulnerabilities &opportunities in the electric vehicles supply chain
2024 Transatlantic Forum on GeoEconomics
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26-Sep-2024
Industrial policies are designed to safeguard national security and encourage economic growth among partners, especially in the energy transition domain and electric vehicles (EVs). Friendshoring, subsidies, investment screening, and sanctions are being considered or used to protect and shape technology and EV component supply chains. This panel will discuss strategies for advancing green initiatives and energy transition multilaterally while considering national security objectives. Speakers will address the risks and vulnerabilities within the EV supply chains and uncover unintended consequences of using economic statecraft tools in this space.
ORIGINAL AIRDATE: 09/26/24
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