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These observations on Chinese dominance of EV, battery supply chains, and critical minerals are in accord with my own work on the delicate balance between fostering domestic production/national security and sustaining the clean energy transition.
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See my memo "Overdependent: A U.S. National Security Imperative to Diversify Battery and Solar Supply Chains?" on critical minerals and industry policy for a workshop on industrial policy I organized with @natemjensen.bsky.social sites.utexas.edu/gogreenfast/...
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See also my memo ""Is U.S. Dependence on China for the Battery Supply Chain a National Security Risk?" for for a workshop on critical minerals and national security organized with Morgan Bazilian and Emily Holland at the Colorado School of Mines. sites.utexas.edu/mineralstran...
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Here is another memo, "Getting De-Risking ‘Just Right’ on Critical Minerals and Battery Supply Chains," on the topic for a more recent workshop held in Austin on the same topic. sites.utexas.edu/mineralstran...
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Here is a fourth memo, "Cooling Off: Can the US and China Avoid a Downward Spiral on Minerals, Batteries, Solar Panels, and Electric Vehicles?" I also wrote for the same workshop Ilaria Mazzocco participated in in Shanghai. utexas.box.com/s/nh1julpeoa...
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