MASS SCALE LITHIUM ION BATTERY PRODUCTION IS THE
MEGATREND OF OUR TIMES
Benchmark is delighted to announce the return of Giga Asia Pacific - where the region’s government, industry and finance will meet to chart a course for the global lithium ion economy, from mine to electric vehicle.
We are excited to announce Perth as host city: home to one of the most important raw materials hubs for the lithium ion battery and EV supply chain.
FREE PASSES AVAILABLE FOR
GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES
AGENDA AT A GLANCE
WEDNESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER
7:30 am Registration Opens
7:30 am Breakfast Networking
8:30 am to 4:30 pm #GigaAPAC Day One
4:30 pm to 6:30 pm Networking Reception
THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
7:30 am Breakfast Networking
8:30 am to 6 pm #GigaAPAC Day 2
6 pm End of Event
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE
SPEAKER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
Contact our team to discuss how your company can contribute to this year's agenda.
KEY THEMES
- Targeting Tonnage: Asia Pacific's role in the global battery arms race to 300TWh deployed capacity
- Shifting thinking from GWh to TWh for true Net Zero by 2050: Charting the rise of battery gigafactories in the Asia Pacific
- Innovation in the chemistry and design from the cell pack to the anodes, cathodes, and how this will impact the critical materials required
- Regional Gigafactory expansion considerations: site location, size, technology, ESG, circularity and partnerships required
- Building sustainable battery supply chains from the mine site onwards: decarbonised operations, managing environmental & social impacts, and good corporate governance
- Challenges and risks related to battery storage for renewable energy
- Understanding the lithium ion battery ecosystem: What is the role of OEMs and Tier One suppliers, in the race to build secure and sustainable supply chains?
- Developing Speciality Commodities: What does this mean for the critical minerals of lithium, graphite, cobalt, nickel, manganese, and silicon?
- Aligning policy, finance and global partnerships to strengthen the energy and green mobility future of the Asia Pacific
- Views from across the region: China, Korea, Australia, India, Indonesia
- Risk and reward: building Rare Earths mine and refining capacity
- Building sustainable battery supply chains from the mine site onwards: decarbonising operations, managing environmental & social impacts and good corporate governance
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