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4854: Building a Sustainable Battery Supply Chain for the Future | Vikram Handa, Managing Director, EAMPL
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Vikram Handa, founder of Epsilon Advanced Materials (EAMPL), joins us for a wide-ranging conversation about sustainable energy storage, battery material innovations, and the pursuit of a secure supply chain to power India’s green transition journey, among other things. Under Handa’s leadership, EAMPL has distinguished itself as the only anode & cathode manufacturer outside China for lithium-ion batteries.
In 2018, the company had commissioned India’s first graphite anode material plant in Bellary, Karnataka, with a 78% lower carbon footprint compared to Chinese counterparts. With Handa at the helm, EAMPL is a strong contender for securing India’s battery materials future.
In 2018, the company had commissioned India’s first graphite anode material plant in Bellary, Karnataka, with a 78% lower carbon footprint compared to Chinese counterparts. With Handa at the helm, EAMPL is a strong contender for securing India’s battery materials future.
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