The journey to a net-zero battery

Sustainable technologies and engineering for next gen battery materials projects

10

October

  • 3pm London 10am New York
  • Free

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Robert Pell
CEO, Minviro

In 2019, Minviro started with an idea from their founder, Robert Pell. While pursuing his PhD, Robert studied how to better understand and manage raw materials. Through this he realised that his work could extend beyond the mining industry, offering valuable insights to businesses across various sectors.

Driven by this realisation, he assembled a team that together built Minviro, turning it into the science-based data, software, and consultancy company it is today. Rooted in the application of scientific principles, Minviro exists to empower businesses to mitigate their environmental impact.

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Dan Blondal
CEO, Director & Founder, Nano One

Dan has led Nano One since 2011 and is recognised as a thought leader in lithium-ion battery materials. Dan has 30+ years of experience as a professional engineer managing high-growth technology. His career has spanned materials handling, medical devices, industrial printing, nuclear fusion and materials science. Dan has honed his skills in a wide range of technology leadership roles at Creo, Kodak and General Fusion. This includes

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Vincent Ledoux-Pedailles
CCO, CarbonScape

Vincent is a recognised commercial leader in the battery space. Vincent was previously CCO at Vulcan Energy, where he secured offtake agreements with 5 OEMs, co-lead more than €500M of equity funding, including the first equity investment in lithium production from an OEM. He was on the board and supported other battery metals projects. Vincent was also appointed as a critical raw material expert by the European Commission. He previously worked at IHS Markit where he led the battery materials research team covering the entire industry’s supply chain.

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Darryn Quayle
VP, Worley

Darryn leads a business unit in one of the world’s largest professional services companies tasked with engineering and building the required critical minerals infrastructure ranging from mining to battery active materials manufacture and recycling.

Darryn is a mining engineer with a Bachelor of Engineering from the West Australian School of Mines as well as other business and professional qualifications. He has over 40 years of government, business, technical and engineering experience working on mining operations, projects and strategy on across the world.

For the past decade he has focused on highlighting mining’s pivotal role in delivering the global energy transition on schedule with minimal harm to peoples and the environment. This has involved having an active role leading the development of countries’ critical minerals strategies and free trade agreements to the development of satellite monitoring technology capable identifying and measuring tailings dam movement.

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