Australia’s transition to the post-carbon era will require many changes to the way we as a nation live and work. One issue is ‘electric and other vehicles’: The transition will require a change to the way we think about our mobility options. And this change will create many new business models, new revenue streams, and exciting new opportunities for many Australian businesses.
In this episode, James, Paul and Tennant look at the new options for personal and business mobility – especially Electric Vehicles- and look to the underlying issues of the change. And whilst doing so, uncover several emerging and new business opportunities.
It’s an emerging and fascinating aspect of the transition economy and the three amigos do a great job is finding some clarity within the complexity of the electric vehicle transition.
Some of their insights will surprise, other will inspire and excite, whilst others will fascinate.
It's another great episode addressing the issues of the transition. Well worth a listen.
After a long career in multiple aspects of supply chain management, corporate training and business advisory, James brings a business improvement mindset to his role as General Manager of Supply Chain Resilience for Ai Group. A skilled communicator and adviser, James has been involved with Oil & Gas, the Defence industry and supply chain across the board for over 40 years.
James has a Masters degree in International Management and a partially completed Doctor of Business Administration. He says he'll get around to finishing it when he retires.
Tennant Reed is Director - Climate Change and Energy at Ai Group. He has worked on these issues since 2008, advising Ai Group’s Leaders’ Group on Energy and Climate Policy; coordinating joint research and advocacy with wider energy stakeholders; facilitating the Australian Climate Roundtable; developing reports on energy prices, carbon border adjustments and business energy use; reviewing emissions targets for the State of Victoria; and closely observing international climate negotiations.
Paul Hodgson is an advisor in innovation, the energy transition and economic growth with diverse experience and insights gained over a 30 year career. Amongst his current roles, he is Interim CEO of the Scaling Green Hydrogen Cooperative Research Centre Bid, a member of the Australian Government’s Low Emissions Technology and Services Working Group, and a Non-Executive Director of Queensland Manufacturing Institute Ltd.
With a Bachelor of International Business and a Master of Sustainable Development, he is passionate about developing and connecting local talent and enterprise capability into global ESG and net zero market opportunities. From 2019-2021, he led the development of a national hydrogen technology cluster network, which now has 18 regional clusters across Australia.
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