FME Battery Academy 2025
FME Battery Academy 2025
Welcome!
Welcome to the first FME BATTERY Academy, co-hosted by Norsk Industri, Battery Norway and FME BATTERY.
We are excited to have you join us for this two-day event, where industry experts, researchers, and professionals will come together to discuss the latest advancements and trends in the battery industry.
FME BATTERY Academy is open to all, both FME BATTERY members and external stakeholder. Throughout the academy, you will have the opportunity to engage in insightful presentations, hands-on lab courses, and interactive discussions.
We aim to foster collaboration and innovation, providing you with valuable knowledge and networking opportunities.
Programme
The final program can be found here.
Agenda day 1 at Norsk Industri, May 12th
Traveling Climate Friendly
We encourage everyone to use public land-based transportation (e.g., train or bus) to reduce travel emissions where possible.
For those of you traveling long distances by land-based transport, such as the night train or bus from Trondheim, the centre will arrange breakfast at Norsk Industri between 8 and 9.
- Welcome and introduction - Norsk Industri and FME BATTERY
- Battery Market Update - Lars Lysdahl / Rystad Energy
- Status and outlook of European battery industry - Ilka von Dalwigk / Director General RECHARGE Battery Industry Association
- Vianode - GM, a partnership amid political turmoil - Andreas Forfang / VP Sustainability and Public Affairs
- Batterisamtale 1: Norsk Batteriindustri: Utfordringer og Utsikter
- Erik Sauar / CEO Cenate
- Tove Nilsen Ljungquist / CEO Beyonder
- Pål Brun / EVP Morrow
- Harald Solberg / CEO Norsk Industri
- Arne Eik / Moderator Norsk Industri
- Batterisamtale 2: Politisk samtale
- Arne Eik moderator
- Marius Nilsen (FrP) / Energi- og Miljøkomiteen
- Statsekretær Vegard Grøslie Vennesland (Ap) / Nærings- og Fiskeridepartementet
- Noise reduction enabling battery improvements - Martin Kirkengen / Cenate
- Techno-Economic and Environmental Footprint Assessment of Li-ion Batteries from a Process-Based Modelling Perspective - Sina Orangi / NTNU
- The critical role of battery education in todays industry - Frank Richter / Greenectra
- Electrochemical materials for batteries: An odyssey - Jelena Popovic-Neuber / UiS
- The complexity of battery recycling and Hydrovolt's solution - Christine Pettersen / Hydrovolt
- What are the expectations of batteries used in different applications? - Lars Barstad / Siemens Energy
- Why we need pilot lines for battery research - Frode Fagerli / Sintef
- Closing remarks and aperitif
Tapas mingling, including 2 units
Agenda day 2 at IFE, May 13th
This day will be organized with different work shops at IFE, Instituttveien 18, 2007 Kjeller and the content may be tailored to those registering.
The workshops are listed below, but be aware that som run in parallell and it is not possible to attend all of them. Please see the specific times and parallells in the registration link.
If the workshop you wish to attend is fully booked, please send Marte Skare an email after registering that you would like to be on a waiting list.
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Arrival and registration 08.30 - 9:00 |
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09:00 |
Greenectra Module 1 |
Lab course at IFE |
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Coffee break 10:30 - 10:45 |
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10:45 |
Greenectra Module 2 |
Lab course at IFE cont. |
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Lunch 12:15 - 13:15 |
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13:15 |
Labtour of NABLA |
Data analysis workshop |
- Intro to Li-ion batteries and choosing the right cell for your application
- Max 40 participants.
- Featuring slurry mixing, coin cell assembly in and outside glovebox, tour of NABLA pilot line. Will be tailored to those registering and their level of knowledge/interest.
- Max 20 participants
- Intro to Li-ion battery testing
- Max 40 participants
end ~14:30
- Introduction to data analysis in CellPy, open-source code for data analysis in Python.
- Voluntary lab tour
- Max 12 participants
- end ~16:00
When & Where
Place
Næringslivets hus: Middelthuns gate 27
IFE: Instituttveien 18
Time
Monday May 12, 9.30 AM
Tuesday May 13, 4.00 PM
