This event occured in the past. Slides from the presentation are available here.

Emerging battery technologies

– commercialization of the next generation

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at Kalvebod Brygge 31-33, 1780 Copenhagen, Denmark

Monday, 17th of November 2014

from 3pm to 6.30pm

. . . . . download flyer here (2.1 MB) . . . . .

The world constantly needs cheaper ways to store energy.
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries serve us well, but can we do better?

This afternoon seminar focused on two emerging battery technologies that are in the crucial phase just before a commercial breakthrough: Na-ion and Li-sulphur batteries. We invited Faradion Ltd. and Oxis Energy Ltd. to talk about the technology as well as their start-up history. The talks were followed by a panel discussion.

Program

3.00pm-3.15pm  Welcome / Introduction

3.15pm-4.00pm  Lithium-Sulfur – Next Generation Battery Technology

by Bob Hawkes, Battery System Manager, Oxis Energy Ltd.

4.00pm-4.15pm  QnA – Questions from the audience

4.15pm-4.35pm  Break

4.35pm-5.20pm  Non-aqueous sodium–ion batteries…A low-cost future

by Dr. Chris Wright, Chairman, Faradion Ltd.

5.20pm-5.35pm  QnA – Questions from the audience

5.35pm-6.30pm  Panel discussion

The event was hosted in collaboration with IDA E and IDA Elteknik.