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Webinar: Building for the future of EVs

By taking a holistic approach to an insurance and risk management program, Li-ion battery and EV manufacturers can reduce their exposures, proceed with more confidence, and capitalize on the potential opportunities related to growing Li-ion battery use for EVs.

Property insurance, risk engineering, and ESG considerations 

In the second half of 2022, almost a million EVs a month will be added to the global fleet. By the end of 2022, over 26 million plug-in vehicles are expected to be on the road. (Source: BloombergNEF)

The automotive industry has been embracing the use of lithium ion batteries to power these next-generation electric vehicles. But as recent fire events at manufacturing facilities and during transport underscore, Li-ion batteries are not without risk

By taking a holistic approach to an insurance and risk management program, Li-ion battery and EV manufacturers can reduce their exposures, proceed with more confidence, and capitalize on the potential opportunities related to growing Li-ion battery use for EVs.

On Wednesday, June 1 the Marsh EV Practice Team hosted a web session where we shared the latest information and insights related to property exposures, ESG alignment, and risk engineering and management considerations as you make the EV transition. 

Speakers:

  • David T. Carlson, US Manufacturing & Automotive Industry Leader, Marsh
  • John K. Johnson, Managing Director, Construction Practice Leader Central Zone, Marsh
  • Greg Masterson, Senior Managing Consultant, Marsh Advisory

A replay of the webinar is below.

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