Our smartphones, laptops and electric vehicles all need batteries to operate, but these powerhouses offer so much more, playing an important role in the clean energy transition.

In this episode of The Process Automation podcast, we delve into the world of batteries: how they are being used, their ongoing innovation and development, what happens when a battery reaches the end of its life and what we could expect from this technology in the future.

In this episode, host Fran Scott meets Nora Rosenberg Grobæk, Head of Battery Technology at Innovation Norway,Staffan Södergård, Vice President of Battery Manufacturing at ABB, and Maria Åstrand, VP Cathode Active Material at Northvolt.
The Process Automation Podcast is a Fresh Air production.

Our smartphones, laptops and electric vehicles all need batteries to operate, but these powerhouses offer so much more, playing an important role in the clean energy transition.
In this episode of The Process Automation podcast, we delve into the world of batteries: how they are being used, their ongoing innovation and development, what happens when a battery reaches the end of its life and what we could expect from this technology in the future.
In this episode, host Fran Scott meets Nora Rosenberg Grobæk, Head of Battery Technology at Innovation Norway,Staffan Södergård, Vice President of Battery Manufacturing at ABB, and Maria Åstrand, VP Cathode Active Material at Northvolt. The Process Automation Podcast is a Fresh Air production.

From the phones in our hands, to the water in our taps Process Automation technologies are behind the scenes, orchestrating industrial processes, machinery, and systems to operate seamlessly and efficiently to enable our everyday.

Join presenter and engineer Fran Scott as she explores the often unseen magic of process automation that enables our daily lives.

Throughout this series we’re going to discover how these invisible forces make a world of difference, affecting some of the world’s biggest industries such as mining for vital materials that provide the building blocks for modern life to shipping products around the world. Even the industries bringing essentials like water and gas into our homes. And ultimately we’ll see how these technologies not only make it possible, but in fact make these industries more efficient, safe, and sustainable than ever before.  

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From the phones in our hands, to the water in our taps Process Automation technologies are behind the scenes, orchestrating industrial processes, machinery, and systems to operate seamlessly and efficiently to enable our everyday.
Join presenter and engineer Fran Scott as she explores the often unseen magic of process automation that enables our daily lives.
Throughout this series we’re going to discover how these invisible forces make a world of difference, affecting some of the world’s biggest industries such as mining for vital materials that provide the building blocks for modern life to shipping products around the world. Even the industries bringing essentials like water and gas into our homes. And ultimately we’ll see how these technologies not only make it possible, but in fact make these industries more efficient, safe, and sustainable than ever before.  
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Batteries – Powering The Future

Many industrial facilities like mines, wind farms or marine vessels are often located in remote areas. Operating far from other infrastructure has its challenges, such as dealing with harsh weather conditions and ensuring that a qualified workforce is available at the right spot and time. 

Remote, however, doesn’t always mean far away: crane operators at container terminals can work from a control room rather than high up in a crane, and in mines, blasting can be managed from a safe distance.  

How can automation and digital technologies help address challenges in industrial sites that are hard to reach? And how can technology enhance safety and even open up opportunities for a more diverse workforce?  

To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by:
Mårten Sjöström, Professor of Signal Processing at Mid Sweden University 
Sanjit Shewale, Global Head of Digital at ABB Process Industries 
Johannes Sikström, Section Manager Process Control and Analysis at Boliden 

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Many industrial facilities like mines, wind farms or marine vessels are often located in remote areas. Operating far from other infrastructure has its challenges, such as dealing with harsh weather conditions and ensuring that a qualified workforce is available at the right spot and time. 
Remote, however, doesn’t always mean far away: crane operators at container terminals can work from a control room rather than high up in a crane, and in mines, blasting can be managed from a safe distance.  
How can automation and digital technologies help address challenges in industrial sites that are hard to reach? And how can technology enhance safety and even open up opportunities for a more diverse workforce?  
To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by:
<ul>
<li>Mårten Sjöström, Professor of Signal Processing at Mid Sweden University </li>
<li>Sanjit Shewale, Global Head of Digital at ABB Process Industries </li>
<li>Johannes Sikström, Section Manager Process Control and Analysis at Boliden </li>
</ul>
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Remote Industrial Operations – Beyond Distance

We return to look at Green Hydrogen and its potential to scale over the coming years. What do Hydrogen, Ammonia and Methanol have in common? What will it take to drive down the cost of Green Hydrogen production? And what role will technology play to make widespread adoption possible? 

Join host, Fran Scott, and technology expert Ralph Burgener, Global Product Line Manager, High Power Rectifier at ABB to debunk some of the lies and discuss the truths about Green Hydrogen. 

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We return to look at Green Hydrogen and its potential to scale over the coming years. What do Hydrogen, Ammonia and Methanol have in common? What will it take to drive down the cost of Green Hydrogen production? And what role will technology play to make widespread adoption possible?     Join host, Fran Scott, and technology expert Ralph Burgener, Global Product Line Manager, High Power Rectifier at ABB to debunk some of the lies and discuss the truths about Green Hydrogen. 
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Truths and Lies about... Scaling up Green Hydrogen

Green hydrogen has an important role to play in the global effort to achieve decarbonization goals. Produced using renewable energy, it offers the potential to help many industries move towards more sustainable operations.  

However, there are also challenges to overcome, including bringing down the costs of production as well as further developing the necessary infrastructure. 

In this episode, we will explore the question: Scaling up green hydrogen – what will it take? 

To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by: 
 - Alicia Eastman, Co-founder and Board Director of InterContinental Energy 
- Ralph Burgener, Global Product Line Manager of High Power Rectifiers at ABB Process Industries 
- Sundus Cordelia Ramli, CCO of Power-to-X at Topsoe 

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Green hydrogen has an important role to play in the global effort to achieve decarbonization goals. Produced using renewable energy, it offers the potential to help many industries move towards more sustainable operations.  
However, there are also challenges to overcome, including bringing down the costs of production as well as further developing the necessary infrastructure. 
In this episode, we will explore the question: Scaling up green hydrogen – what will it take? 
To find answers, The Process Automation Podcast host Fran Scott is joined by:   - Alicia Eastman, Co-founder and Board Director of InterContinental Energy  - Ralph Burgener, Global Product Line Manager of High Power Rectifiers at ABB Process Industries  - Sundus Cordelia Ramli, CCO of Power-to-X at Topsoe    Follow The Process Automation Podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you never miss an episode.

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