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by Marta Cecconi (DBL)

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Categories: News

by Marta Cecconi (DBL)

August 2, 2024

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battery 2030+ roadmap

On June 27th, in in Oslo, Norway, our coordinator Joris de Hoog took part in the inaugural public brainstorm session focused on the new roadmap of Battery2030+, the European Battery Research initiative that unites key stakeholders in the European battery research community. This initiative plays an important role in shaping the future of battery technology in Europe.

The current roadmap, available here, is updated annually to provide the European Commission with essential insights into the needs and aspirations of the research community. The session aimed to address emerging challenges within the existing thematic areas of the roadmap and to consider the addition of two new broad topics: “New Chemistries” and “BMS” (Battery Management Systems), the latter presented by Joris.

The event featured topical presentations followed by a dynamic World-Café session, where all participants exchanged insights on current topics. This interactive format fostered a lively and productive dialogue, with numerous valuable suggestions and ideas being contributed to the Battery2030+ community.

The outcomes of this brainstorming session will serve as the foundation for more detailed discussions on the updated roadmap and the overall strategic direction. The collaborative spirit and innovative thinking displayed were truly inspiring and indicative of the research community’s dedication to advancing battery technology.

We are grateful for the willingness and creativity shown by all participants and look forward to continuing this important work together.

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