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Electric vehicles are taking to the roads like never before, and a grid with a growing share of renewables like wind and solar means grid storage is becoming more essential. That all adds up to batteries being a central technology required for the energy transition. Which is why we’ve put together a panel of experts to bring their knowledge and insights on the topic directly to you in a live virtual discussion. On Feb. 15th at 12:30 pm ET, they'll address these critical questions and more:
  • Which battery technologies are most likely to break through?
  • How will we build all these batteries?
  • How can we begin to resolve the community conflicts that mining proposals often trigger?
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