EACCNY Pulse: Transatlantic Business Insights [Podcast]

Hosted by the European American Chamber of Commerce® (EACC) in New York, which is a unique platform where Europeans & Americans connect to do business.

We have created a podcast series that brings you relevant insights from our network of business executives representing key industries from both sides of the Atlantic. This transatlantic setting offers valuable information and resources for business activity in both Europe and the United States.

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Featured Podcasts on the "Future of Energy"

Future of Energy: How Projects Like the Champlain-Hudson Power Express and New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) May Transform the Delivery of Renewable Energy (Across Borders)

Learn more about transnational infrastructure projects that Hydro-Québec has developed to supply clean power to the US Northeast. Specifically, and how these projects will meet New York City’s growing power demand, the realities on the ground of developing and implementing the project, and how it can serve as a model for transnational energy collaboration in the future.

SPEAKERS:

  • Serge AbergelCOO of HYDRO-QUÉBEC, and
  • Yvonne Bendinger-RothschildExecutive Director of the EACCNY.

Future of Energy: Provision of Electricity-Feeding the Grid Now and in the Future

Tune in to learn more about the role of the centralized electricity grid throughout the 20th century and the recent rise of distributed energy systems as an alternative, how the experiences of Europe and the U.S compare and what are the future foreseeable scenarios in light of the notable changes in US public policy.

SPEAKERS:

  • David Gautschi, CEO of TILT
  • Christopher Burger, Senior Lecturer at the EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNNOLOGY ESMT BERLIN,and
  • Anna Demeo, Managing Partner at CLEAN TECH STRATEGY ADVISORS

Future of Energy: Electrifying Transportation Infrastructure

Explore the transformations of the transportation infrastructure. What will it take for consumers to buy-into increased electrification of their transportation choices and what kind of eco-system is required for this transformation to succeed? How similar are Europe and the U.S? Could Hydrogen be considered a viable power source?

SPEAKERS:

  •  David GautschiCEO of TILT, and
  • Gustavo CollantesCEO of ELENWAY

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Serge Abergel
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Yvonne Bendinger-Rothschild

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 David Gautschi
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 Christopher Burger
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Anna Demeo

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David Gautschi
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Gustavo Collantes

More 'EACCNY Pulse' Episodes:

Future of Finance

In this initiative, the EACCNY reached out to high-level European and American c-suite executives from major Financial Institutions and asked them what innovation they are seeing in their sectors/industries in the near term [post-Covid19], and longer-term – including areas that may need to be completely rethought.

Future of Technology

In this podcast series, the EACCNY is bringing together our members to discuss how the pandemic has induced digitalization across various sectors and how it has sped up innovation or the adaption of new technologies. Concretely, these areas include: 1. Data/privacy and cybersecurity; 2. Financial transactions/payments/distributed ledgers/blockchain; 3. Digital Health; 4. Business Processes (AI, legal and logistics); 5. Manufacturing (3D printing, supply chain, robotics).

Future of Trade

For this initiative, the EACCNY asked members from across various industries to discuss transatlantic trade issues that impact you and your business in both Europe and the United States.

Economic Forecasts

Brexit ‘Musings’

Disclaimer

The views and opinions expressed by the Podcast from the European American Chamber of Commerce New York Chapter (“EACCNY”) are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the EACCNY. Any content provided by our members are of their opinion, and do not constitute legal advice, nor are they intended to replace legal advice.
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