Battery research project name

What are the different types of battery projects?

These projects, including extending battery life, battery modelling, recycling and reuse, safety, solid-state batteries, and lithium-sulfur batteries, have been reshaped to focus on the areas with the greatest potential for success.

What is a battery 2030+ project?

The new projects are launched under the BATT4EU Partnership and are developed on the basis of the long-term Roadmap for battery research, published by Battery2030+. The large-scale BATTERY 2030+ research initiative aims to invent the batteries of the future by providing breakthrough technologies to the European battery industry.

What is the Faraday Institution research programme?

Additionally, the Faraday Institution research programme includes four other large, coordinated research projects on next generation cathode materials, electrode manufacturing, and sodium-ion batteries, which are undergoing a similar refocusing process and the outcome of which will be announced in the autumn of 2023.

Are sustainable batteries ready for the green transition?

Last year the Nobel Prize in chemistry went to the inventors of the Li-ion battery. A fantastic invention, but it took 20 years from idea to product - we need to be able to do it in a tenth of that time if we are to have sustainable batteries ready for the green transition,” says Tejs Vegge, professor at DTU Energy and head of BIG- MAP.

What is the battery interface genome – materials acceleration platform (big-map)?

Aims and goals With the development of the Battery Interface Genome – Materials Acceleration Platform (BIG-MAP), we are proposing a radical paradigm shift in battery innovation, which will lead to a dramatic acceleration of battery discovery, achieving a 5-10-fold increase relative to the current rate of discovery within the next 5-10 years.

How did the Faraday Institution reshape a research project?

The reshaping of the projects was a thorough process that involved revision of the scope of existing research areas, an open call for proposals in new research areas and input from senior researchers, the Faraday Institution’s expert panel, and a panel of internationally recognised independent experts from academia and industry.