In this podcast, Dr. Susanne Guth-Orlowski discussed with Julia Poliscanova the political and regulatory situation around Electronic Vehicles and the Digital Product Passport. Julia Poliscanova is Senior Director, Electric Vehicles & Batteries at Transport & Environment. She is also a board member of the Global Battery Alliance. In her role, she is advising policymakers in Brussels on how the change to sustainable mobility can be achieved. The following questions have been discussed in this episode:
What does Robert Habeck need to achieve in the U.S., when discussing the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act? How should public money be used to subsidize the mobility transition?
Do we need subsidies for EVs?
Are the current timelines too long to implement the Green Deal?
Why does the EU not put the same speed on pushing electronic vehicles into the market, as they have done with COVID-19 vaccines or alternatives to Russian gas?
How can electronic vehicles become more attractive to end customers?
How important is the verifiability of product information in the automotive industry?
How can the DPP help to make better decisions and how can it be used as a trusted information source for the customer, the industry, and the regulators?
What additional regulations to implement the green deal can we expect?
Tune in and enjoy Brussels’ current affairs!
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In this podcast, Dr. Susanne Guth-Orlowski discussed with Julia Poliscanova the political and regulatory situation around Electronic Vehicles and the Digital Product Passport. Julia Poliscanova is Senior Director, Electric Vehicles & Batteries at Transport & Environment. She is also a board member of the Global Battery Alliance. In her role, she is advising policymakers in Brussels on how the change to sustainable mobility can be achieved. The following questions have been discussed in this episode:
What does Robert Habeck need to achieve in the U.S., when discussing the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act? How should public money be used to subsidize the mobility transition?
Do we need subsidies for EVs?
Are the current timelines too long to implement the Green Deal?
Why does the EU not put the same speed on pushing electronic vehicles into the market, as they have done with COVID-19 vaccines or alternatives to Russian gas?
How can electronic vehicles become more attractive to end customers?
How important is the verifiability of product information in the automotive industry?
How can the DPP help to make better decisions and how can it be used as a trusted information source for the customer, the industry, and the regulators?
What additional regulations to implement the green deal can we expect?
Tune in and enjoy Brussels’ current affairs!
Stay sphered by joining Spherity’s Newsletter list and don’t forget to follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter. Interested in what we do? Learn more 👉 www.spherity.com. For further queries, contact us ✉️ communication@spherity.com.