Chloe Holzinger's guest appearances

Chloe Holzinger

The Minerals Manhattan Podcast

Volts

Cell Siders

Chris Hayes

Dan Pfeiffer

David Hsu

Tina Smith

Fran Moore

Adam McKay

Noah Smith

David Wallace-Wells

Doug Campbell

Kristina Karlsson

Sarah Smith

Gerald Butts

Jigar Shah

Amy Westervelt

Anthony Milewski

OwlTail

Welcome back, my Volts friends, to the Battery Week that never ends. (Just kidding — this is the last of it.)  For several weeks now, I have had my head buried in batteries, specifically, lithium-ion batteries: how they work, why they have taken over so fast, what different varieties are competing for which markets, and where innovation will take them in the future.Even with as many PDFs as I’ve read, I'm still learning every day just how much I don't know. I'm not going to lie: I still have the Wikipedia page for lithium-ion batteries open in a tab.So I thought it would be nice to round out battery week with someone who actually knows what they're talking about. To that end, I was happy to chat with Chloe Holzinger, a battery analyst at IHS Markit. (At least, that’s what she was when I spoke with her, and how I introduce her on the pod; since then, she’s become an Investment Associate with The Engine, a venture capital firm spun out of MIT.)Chloe keeps up with lithium ion batteries for a living, so I was eager to talk with her about the growing market, the raw materials that make up batteries and their possible supply problems, the coolest new innovations in batteries, from solid state to liquid metal, and much more. She was generous with her time and I learned a ton. Enjoy. Get full access to Volts at www.volts.wtf/subscribe

Welcome back, my Volts friends, to the Battery Week that never ends. (Just kidding — this is the last of it.) For several weeks now, I have had my head buried in batteries, specifically, lithium-ion batteries: how they work, why they have taken over so fast, what different varieties are competing for which markets, and where innovation will take them in the future.Even with as many PDFs as I’ve read, I'm still learning every day just how much I don't know. I'm not going to lie: I still have the Wikipedia page for lithium-ion batteries open in a tab.So I thought it would be nice to round out battery week with someone who actually knows what they're talking about. To that end, I was happy to chat with Chloe Holzinger, a battery analyst at IHS Markit. (At least, that’s what she was when I spoke with her, and how I introduce her on the pod; since then, she’s become an Investment Associate with <a href="https://www.engine.xyz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Engine</a>, a venture capital firm spun out of MIT.)Chloe keeps up with lithium ion batteries for a living, so I was eager to talk with her about the growing market, the raw materials that make up batteries and their possible supply problems, the coolest new innovations in batteries, from solid state to liquid metal, and much more. She was generous with her time and I learned a ton. Enjoy. Get full access to Volts at <a href="https://www.volts.wtf/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.volts.wtf/subscribe</a>

Volts podcast: battery analyst Chloe Holzinger on the possible futures for lithium-ion

Chloe Holzinger, ex-IHS Markit analyst and newly of The Engine, stops by to talk about her background in batteries and tech startups, the future of solid state batteries as she sees it, and the way she thinks about identifying great businesses. Then, she turns the tables and makes the Cell Siders open up about their views on the next ten years in the battery industry.

Chloe Holzinger, ex-IHS Markit analyst and newly of The Engine, stops by to talk about her background in batteries and tech startups, the future of solid state batteries as she sees it, and the way she thinks about identifying great businesses. Then, she turns the tables and makes the Cell Siders open up about their views on the next ten years in the battery industry.

Episode 9 - The State of Solid State: A Conversation with Chloe Holzinger

Just a few months ago, solid state lithium metal batteries and innovative high nickel cathode materials were the talk of the battery town. The current crisis is accelerating some trends, but slowing others down.Chloe Holzinger, one of the sharpest minds and analysts in the advanced lithium battery technology space, joins your host Emily Hersh to chat about lithium ion batteries in the wake of COVID 19, focusing on which trends have sped up and which have slowed down.As companies enter a cash-constrained and risk averse environment, Chloe goes through the five major categories of players in the lithium ion battery supply chain:FeedstockChemicalsCathode MakersCell ManufacturingBattery MakersThe chain is being squeezed, or "wrung out" on both ends, speeding up the trend of consolidation in the cell manufacturing space and slowing down advances in cathode materials and solid state technology.Chloe describes possible impacts on EV penetration from sustained low oil prices, including potential divergence between the United States and China or Europe. We touch on hydrogen and other fuel-based future energy technologies, Tesla, Rivian, and how without changing the conversation about climate change at the federal level, automakers forced to navigate state by state will have a hard time finding inroads for EVs.In the app-based tech world, "mobility as a service" is going to slow down for quite a while, as people have no desire to get into a shared car with a stranger anytime soon. "Super apps" that provide consumers with services from tele-health to grocery delivery are already popular in Asia, and may find growing popularity in the US as social distancing continues - which will come with their own share of privacy concerns.

Just a few months ago, solid state lithium metal batteries and innovative high nickel cathode materials were the talk of the battery town. The current crisis is accelerating some trends, but slowing others down. Chloe Holzinger, one of the sharpest minds and analysts in the advanced lithium battery technology space, joins your host Emily Hersh to chat about lithium ion batteries in the wake of COVID 19, focusing on which trends have sped up and which have slowed down. As companies enter a cash-constrained and risk averse environment, Chloe goes through the five major categories of players in the lithium ion battery supply chain:<ol><li>Feedstock</li><li>Chemicals</li><li>Cathode Makers</li><li>Cell Manufacturing</li><li>Battery Makers</li></ol>The chain is being squeezed, or "wrung out" on both ends, speeding up the trend of consolidation in the cell manufacturing space and slowing down advances in cathode materials and solid state technology. Chloe describes possible impacts on EV penetration from sustained low oil prices, including potential divergence between the United States and China or Europe. We touch on hydrogen and other fuel-based future energy technologies, Tesla, Rivian, and how without changing the conversation about climate change at the federal level, automakers forced to navigate state by state will have a hard time finding inroads for EVs. In the app-based tech world, "mobility as a service" is going to slow down for quite a while, as people have no desire to get into a shared car with a stranger anytime soon. "Super apps" that provide consumers with services from tele-health to grocery delivery are already popular in Asia, and may find growing popularity in the US as social distancing continues - which will come with their own share of privacy concerns.

Advanced Battery Materials in the Wake of a Pandemic, ft. Chloe Holzinger