Our guest for this episode is Matt Teske, founder and CEO of Chargeway, which puts people in contact with “electric fuel that’s easy to find, easy to use and easy to fit into their lives.”

The discussion covered topics including:

• Chargeway’s helpful and easy-to-use platform, which guides users to the charging stations that best fit their vehicle’s needs.
• How a personal experience in 2013 made Teske realize that people didn’t understand how to use electric fuel – and still don’t.
• Why the electric fuel conversation – and overcoming “fuel anxiety – is an important element of driving EV purchase.
• The overstated worries about capacity of home chargers, which use about as much electricity as a lamp or a clothes dryer.

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Our guest for this episode is Desmond Wheatley, CEO of Beam Global, which creates renewable energized products for EV charging infrastructure.

The discussion covered topics including:

• The EV ARC, Beam Global’s signature product, which enables solar-powered electric vehicle charging.
• Beam’s position not as a competitor to companies in the EV charging industry, but as an enabler of them.
• Wheatley’s contention that the transition from gas-powered to electric-powered vehicles is “one of the most significant buildouts of infrastructure … that’s ever happened.”
• Why the transition to EVs will be a “consumer-driven revolution” in the United States.
• The USA’s opportunity to reclaim global dominance in the automotive industry, thanks to EVs.

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• Brightline's "Too Long to Drive, Too Short to Fly" niche
• Their opportunity to make the government's money go further
• Moving away from transportation as a commodity, and making it more of an experience
• The benefits of powering trains and stations with green energy

Our guest for this episode is futurist Minsoo Pak, who says his job is looking not at one conceivable future, but at multiple conceivable futures.

The discussion covers topics including:

• What related downstream industries are affected by the widespread adoption of electric vehicles
• How autonomous vehicles might impact workplaces and the automobile industry in general including things your vehicle can do when you’re not using it – like generating revenue
• The roles of intelligent automation and machine learning
• COVID’s effect on how people will move, commute and gather
• Change in regional travel, with a possible move from air to rail transportation

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