Advanced Materials for Sodium-Ion Batteries: From Industrial Perspectives to Electrode Design


16 Sept.			11:30 - 13:00

CLOISTER ROOM

ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT
TT.II - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Advanced Materials for Sodium-Ion Batteries: From Industrial Perspectives to Electrode Design
Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Claudia PAOLETTI, ENEA
Sodium-ion batteries are emerging as a promising and sustainable alternative to lithium-based technologies, offering significant advantages in terms of resource availability, cost, and supply chain resilience. This session will present recent advances in materials research for sodium-ion batteries, spanning industrial perspectives, low-critical-raw-material cathodes, innovative self-standing electrode architectures, and next-generation anode materials. The contributions will highlight strategies to improve electrochemical performance while addressing scalability, sustainability, and industrial implementation.
The symposium is part of WS.IV
TT.II.C.1 WS.IV.3.1	Mark COPLEY - CV FAAM Industrial Perspectives on Sodium-Ion Batteries: Opportunities, Challenges and Market Drivers
TT.II.C.2 WS.IV.3.2	Andrea GRILLO - CV University of Naples Federico II Low-CRM Layered Cathode Materials for Sodium-Ion Batteries
TT.II.C.3 WS.IV.3.3	Concetta BUSACCA - CV CNR-ITAEE Electrospun Self-Standing Cathodes for Sodium-Ion Batteries
TT.II.C.4 WS.IV.3.4	Marco AMBROSETTI RSE Anode Materials for Sodium-Ion Batteries: From Hard Carbon to MXenes
TT.II.C.5 WS.IV.3.5	Luca MESINA - CV Sapienza University of Rome Zeolite - Templated Hard Carbons as an Anode Material for Sodium-Ion Batteries