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AMERICAN COPPER COUNCIL

AMERICAN COPPER COUNCIL

AMERICAN COPPER COUNCIL

This meeting gathers members of the American copper industry-representing producers, wire and brass mills, merchants and brokers, scrap dealers and consumers-for a program of education and networking.

PRESENTATION DATE: Wednesday, 22 May 2019
LOCATION: Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle

OPPORTUNITIES FOR COPPER IN ENERGY STORAGE

Na Jiao , Technology Analyst, IDTechExThis presentation will cover a study exploring the rising demand for energy storage and a forecast of how this will in turn raise global copper demand.

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THE VALUE OF MEMBERSHIP

ICA’s members represent a majority of global copper production, and include many of the largest copper and copper-alloy fabricators. ICA’s status as a not-for-profit trade association provides its members with a credible, independent advocate to address challenges faced by the collective industry.

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Na Jiao

Technology Analyst, IDTechEx

Na Jiao is a Technology Analyst at IDTechEx, an international research and consulting firm providing independent market research, business intelligence and events on emerging technologies. Na works within the Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage team and has a specific focus on second-life electric vehicle batteries. Na obtained her PhD in Engineering at the University of Cambridge, working on the innovative business models for second-life battery systems. Prior to this, Na obtained her BEng degree in Material Science and Engineering at Central South University (China) and did her final year project on ionic liquid electrolytes for thermo-electrochemical cells at Monash University.