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Webinar: Electrifying the Future / What's Next in Advanced Battery Technology
SEP
Thu
12
15:30 - 16:30

This was 2 years ago

Location

online

Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility EIT

The diversification of battery technologies is opening the market to more applications and alternatives for energy storage, while promising greater efficiency and environmental sustainability. 

How will next-generation batteries redefine energy storage? What breakthroughs in sodium-ion and solid-state batteries, both lithium- and sodium-based, are set to revolutionise electrification?

Discover how these advanced technologies promise to transform industries – from extending the range and safety of electric vehicles to powering the future of electric airplanes or advancing energy storage solutions. Gain insights into both the technological advancements and the commercial implications of these innovations.

Speakers

  • Montserrat Casas-Cabanas, Scientific Director – Electrochemical Energy Storage, CIC energiGUNE
  • Francisco Carranza, CEO, Basquevolt
  • Andrei Novikau, Head of Technology Development, The Batteries
  • Christer Bergquist, Deputy CEO & CFO, Altris
  • Sanzhar Taizhan, Founder & CEO, TaiSan
  • Johan Söderbom, Thematic Leader Smart Grids and Energy Storage, EIT InnoEnergy

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