| 16 Sept. | 09:00 - 10:30 | |||
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| ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT | |||||||
| TT.I - Technical Parallel Track Sessions | |||||||
| Electrochemical Energy Storage: Strategic Perspectives and the Battery Value Chain | |||||||
| Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Mariasole DI CARLI, ENEA |
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This opening session will provide an overview of the current landscape of electrochemical energy storage, highlighting the strategic role of batteries in supporting the energy transition, industrial competitiveness, and technological sovereignty. The session will address European and national research initiatives, the evolution of the battery value chain, the impact of critical raw materials and energy policies, and emerging application sectors requiring advanced battery technologies. Together, these contributions will offer a comprehensive perspective on the scientific, industrial, and policy drivers shaping the future of battery innovation. |
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| The symposium is part of WS.IV | |||||||
| TT.I.C.1 WS.IV.1.1 |
Margherita MORENO - CV ENEA The European Battery Ecosystem: Current Landscape and Future Perspectives |
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| TT.I.C.2 WS.IV.1.2 |
Alessandra DI BLASI - CV CNR-ITAEE Energy Storage Innovation in Italy: From Conventional Batteries to Next-Generation Technologies through the Ricerca di Sistema Programme |
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| TT.I.C.3 WS.IV.1.3 |
Omar PEREGO - CV RSE Strategic Drivers for Battery Development: measures to mitigate critical raw material supply risks |
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| TT.I.C.4 WS.IV.1.4 |
Grazia ACCARDO - CV Leonardo Batteries in Aerospace, Defense and Space |
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