Exploring the momentum of the Nordic battery industry – and how it can unlock the EU’s quest for a sustainable value chain Recorded episode in Studio 1 (BuS Stockholm) 23 February/2 March 2023 at 09-00-12.00 CET Participants: Julia Altenhofer, Director EU Public Policy, Northvolt Ilka von Dalwigk, Policy Manager, EIT InnoEnergy Richard Zuang, General Manager, […]
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– Adapting Europe’s toolbox, with speed and simplicity, for a business friendlier environment, today and tomorrow On March 1st, 2023 the European Battery Alliance hosted its 7th High Level Meeting. The meeting, chaired by Commission Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič focused on new and emergency measures strengthening the global leadership of the European battery industry in the
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Thursday February 23, the second edition of the Nordic Battery value chain was officially issued at a special edition of the Nordic Battery Thursdays especially dedicated to this. The report is held together by Business Sweden and made by the following organizations: The three trade promotion organizations: Innovation Norway, Business Finland and Business Sweden and
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The Battery Value chain is growing not only by the establishment of new companies but through traditional companies entering the battery value chain. They develop products for the battery industry based on deep technology and production knowledge. The existence of battery cell production in Europe justifies these investments and opens up for a deeper strategic
Oana Penu, European Battery Alliance (EBA) Academy Director from EIT InnoEnergy, one of the main investors in the field of sustainable energy at the level of the European Union, was invited by the representatives of ADR (Agency for Regional Development) Vest to an event that aimed to increase the degree of competitiveness of the region
We feel both proud and overwhelmed to find not only one but two of our valuable employees, Ilka von Dalwigk and Thore Sekkenes on Clings prestigious list Top 50 individuals with significant contributions to battery circularity in 2022. Together we make a difference, for sustainability is our key goal for 2023.
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Welcome back to our members and readers after the seasonal break that we hope you used to recharge and get new energy for what we expect will become a decisive and intensive year for the European battery industry. Last year the European Battery Alliance celebrated its five-year anniversary – launched in 2017 by Maroš Šefčovič,
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Solid-state batteries are considered as the next generation of lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. Using a solid electrolyte, the technology promises substantially higher energy densities and lower cost on battery cells, and opens up for new applications such as electric airplanes. We now see that the technology attracts investments on the European market. In Spain the Basque
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On December 8, the European Battery Alliance (EBA) held in Brussels a High-Level Industrial Meeting to discuss with European Commission Vice-President Šefčovič how to best address the impact of the US Inflation Reduction Act on the European battery ecosystem. Organised and hosted by EBA250-EIT InnoEnergy, the meeting gathered top executives of the industrial European champions
Setting a future-proof regulatory framework for sustainable batteries has been among the key priorities under the European Battery Alliance. We welcome the provisional political agreement reached between the European Parliament and the Council on Friday aiming to make all batteries placed on the EU market more sustainable, circular and safe. The new Regulation will replace
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