
What 18 first movers taught us about cooperation in a fragmented world
At a time when industrial retreat and fragmentation appear inevitable, major battery leaders proved that cross-border trust and standardized data sharing remain possible.
Inga Petersen is a seasoned international affairs and sustainability professional with over fifteen years’ experience in natural resource management, governance, and transparency. Prior to joining the Global Battery Alliance as Executive Director in 2022, Inga acted as Senior Extractives Adviser to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). Previously, she worked as senior manager in the Extractive Industries team of the global advisory firm Adam Smith International, engaging directly with governments and donors, designing and managing extractive industries governance projects across Africa. She subsequently worked with global business leaders and policy makers at the World Economic Forum to lead the mining and metals sector’s transition to a sustainable world.
Inga holds a Bachelor from the University of Bath, a Masters in International Relations & International Security from the Institute of Political Science (Sciences Po), Paris and an Executive Master in Global Leadership from the World Economic Forum (WEF).
At a time when industrial retreat and fragmentation appear inevitable, major battery leaders proved that cross-border trust and standardized data sharing remain possible.
La cooperación entre las industrias de baterías y minerales críticos es fundamental para la transición energética global. He aquí como facilitar la acción colectiva en toda la cadena de v...
Cooperation between the battery and critical mineral industries is fundamental to the global energy transition. Here, industry insiders share how to identify opportunities for cooperation.
