CleanTechnica•about 2 months ago
EVs Are Driving Cleaner Automotive Supply Chains — Here’s How
Key Takeaway
The transition to EVs is creating a new imperative for industrial decarbonization and clean energy procurement across the automotive supply chain, presenting opportunities for power developers and challenges for large industrial consumers.
AI Summary
- •The automotive industry's shift to Electric Vehicles (EVs) is driving a fundamental change towards cleaner manufacturing processes and supply chains.
- •This trend implies increased pressure on large industrial power consumers within the automotive supply chain to decarbonize their operations and procure clean energy.
- •Power developers and IPPs can anticipate growing demand for renewable energy and associated infrastructure to meet the evolving energy needs of the automotive manufacturing sector.
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By Alexia Melendez Martineau, Senior Policy Manager, Plug In America Thinking about buying an EV? Here’s one more reason to go electric. A new ranking of the world’s biggest automakers reveals that EVs aren’t just saving drivers money on gas and maintenance; they’re better products, built in a fundamentally different ... [continued] The post EVs Are Driving Cleaner Automotive Supply Chains — Here’s How appeared first on CleanTechnica .