Oklahoma is poised to become a leader in the electric vehicle (EV) supply chain, thanks to its strategic location, manufacturing capabilities, and natural resource endowments. With global EV sales surging and U.S. policies encouraging domestic production, Oklahoma has the potential to build a competitive EV battery industry cluster.
Join the OSU Center for International Trade Development (CITD) as we present findings from our latest research, The Future of Transportation: Maximizing Oklahoma's Potential in the EV Supply Chain. Learn how Oklahoma can leverage key infrastructure like the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, collaborate with Native American tribes, and develop a highly skilled workforce to lead in the rapidly growing EV industry.
Access our EV research here: The Future of Transportation: Maximizing Oklahoma's Potential in the EV Supply Chain
Featured Speakers:
- Jason Baffrey – Oklahoma Department of Commerce, Automotive Project Manager
- DaQuawn Bruce – WestWin Elements, Chief Government Affairs Officer
- Edith Newton Wilson, PhD, FGS – Rock Whisperer LLC, Founder and CEO
- Steve Ridge – USA Rare Earth, LLC, COO
- Kyle Hooper – Canoo, Director of Government Affairs
- Lucas Marks, PhD – Green Li-ion, Vice President of Business Development
This webinar showcases how Oklahoma can position itself as a key player in the EV battery supply chain, driving innovation and sustainable practices while enhancing the state's competitiveness in international trade.
