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▶ 8:13 Shayle Kann Interestingly, that implies that the large Korean, uh, battery companies like the LGs and SKs and Samsungs are not yet big players in sodium ion world.
▶ 42:47 Shayle Kann We've got, we've got LG and Panasonic Tesla and so on.

▶ 41:27 Andy Lubershane Uh, LG Energy in partnership with a couple of different automakers is standing up battery manufacturing facilities and, and electric vehicle manufacturing facilities associated with them.

▶ 5:20 Kurt Kelty And since then, uh, multiple companies have gotten into it, whether it's LG, Samsung, SK, uh, and, uh, the, uh, many of the Chinese as well.
▶ 25:12 Kurt Kelty And then we worked very closely with our partner, LG Energy Solutions.
▶ 35:25 Kurt Kelty We're going to be working with LG, and we're going to be working with Samsung, um, as, as well as others, uh, going forward.
▶ 36:23 Kurt Kelty We've got our partner set up with LG.

▶ 2:53 unnamed speaker Today, Tristan is the chief product officer at LG Energy Solution Vertec, the vertically integrated U.S. storage arm of LG Energy Solution. 3 times in the scene
▶ 7:11 Tristan Doherty This was also a time in the industry when LG wasn't vertically integrated as it is today.
▶ 11:27 Stephen Lacey I know LGES has made some pretty big investments in U.S. manufacturing.
▶ 14:09 Tristan Doherty LG's got sort of twenty-five billion investing in the U.S. supply chains, uh, 1.4 billion on that, on that ESS, uh, factory. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:10 Tristan Doherty And being a part of a company that has control over the supply chain from the cell all the way out to your transformer or even your interconnection allows us to, to think differently. 3 times in the scene
▶ 26:14 unnamed speaker LG Energy Solution VerTech is the U.S.

▶ 6:09 Sam Jaffe Um, I think it's, it's close to today, what, what, what it was in, in 10 years ago, uh, with the exception that, that the, the, the, the clear leaders were the Koreans and Panasonic, so that by the Koreans I mean LG, at that time I was…

▶ 40:01 Shayle Kann Now, in batteries, as of today, South Korea, between LG, SK, Samsung, and then Japan with Panasonic, they still have a pretty prominent role, and so it'll be interesting to see whether that sustains over time, because obviously the big…

▶ 11:28 Corey Cantor So that includes opening new facilities and partnerships, uh, with LG.

▶ 25:18 Shayle Kann So that's why those two, and then Korea, because companies like LG Chem make batteries.

▶ 10:32 Shayle Kann So that's why those two, and then Korea, because companies like LG Chem make batteries.
▶ 17:52 Sam Jaffe And at that point, we're going to have the LG GM Ultium joint venture making over a hundred gigawatt hours of batteries throughout this country. 2 times in the scene

▶ 34:39 Sam Jaffe We've started to see a trickle of announcements, so I think the most prominent one was, uh, Honda and LG announced a joint venture partnership to build, uh, I think a 40 gigawatt hour plant.

▶ 14:38 Sam Jaffe And you have, uh, General Motors doing a joint venture with LG. 2 times in the scene
▶ 15:56 Shayle Kann So do they also need to engage with the LGs of the world or CATL or whoever it might be?

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