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Summary
By 2030, more than 25 percent of passenger cars purchased will be electric, according to data from S&P Global Mobility. Given the growth of the global electric vehicle market, sustainability within the automotive industry is a substantial component of carbon neutrality goals.
The EU has proposed new rules for design and management on end-of-life vehicles, creating a circularity mandate for the automotive industry. With this, materials used to build a vehicle when it is first manufactured must be recycled when the vehicle reaches its end of life.
This directive creates both challenges and opportunities for automotive manufacturers, investors, and consumers.
Join our upcoming Beyond ESG webinar, where thought leaders will examine:
- How end-of-life regulations and underlying industrial and trade policies may impact the automotive sector
- What infrastructure will be required to facilitate this new circular supply chain
- What the outlook is for the electric vehicle industry considering shifts in adoption and the policy implementation
Speakers
S&P Global Mobility
Susanna Huang
S&P Global Mobility
Lead, Sustainable Mobility
S&P Global Sustainable1
Grace Kao
S&P Global Energy Horizons
Head of Analytics, Corporates
Grace Kao is the Head of Analytics Methodology focusing on Non-Financial Corporates at S&P Global Horizons. In her role, as Head of Analytics Methodology, Grace is responsible for developing and managing the strategic roadmaps and methodologies for S&P Global Horizons’s ESG Analytics Services and Products.
Grace Kao is the Head of Analytics Methodology focusing on Non-Financial Corporates at S&P Global Horizons. In her role, as Head of Analytics Methodology, Grace is responsible for developing and managing the strategic roadmaps and methodologies for S&P Global Horizons’s ESG Analytics Services and Products. Her team leads on the innovation of new analytical products and enhancements including Climate-related risk analytics for Corporates, GHG footprinting, ESG disclosure reporting, science-based target setting, and most recently, Nature & Biodiversity risk assessment for corporates.
Prior to moving into her role as Head of Analytics Methodology for Corporates, Grace specialized in data methodology development. Grace spearheaded the development of the Trucost Scope 3 Downstream dataset, covering over 17,000 companies and was a lead contributor to the development of the Trucost Physical Risk Dataset enabling the evaluation of corporate and investor exposure to heatwaves, hurricanes and other climate risks at the asset level.
Grace holds a Master’s degree at the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara and a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the University of Notre Dame.
Owain Griffiths
Volvo Cars
Head of Circular Economy and Biodiversity
Amar Pradhan
Mobility Impact Partners
Partner
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