
HSBC Transition Pathways: From supply gaps to opportunities in the materials industry
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The transition to net zero relies heavily on copper, lithium, nickel and many other key natural resources. Can supply meet the expected demand? What steps is the industry taking to expand production? Are we at risk from shortages of key materials needed in the coming years? In this episode, we answer all of these questions, plus look at key opportunities in the minerals and materials space.
Guests Leonardo Buizza, Lead Supply Chains and Materials Analyst, The Energy Transitions Commission, Sophie Lu, Global Head of Heavy Industry Decarbonisation, HSBC, and Michael Willoughby, Global Head of Metals, Mining and Transition Materials, HSBC, join host Zoë Knight, Managing Director and Group Head, HSBC Centre of Sustainable Finance, for this conversation.
For more information on insights discussed in this episode visit HSBC Transition Pathways: Industrials and Chemicals.
For more insights and reports visit HSBC’s Centre of Sustainable Finance.
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