The event will be opened by Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary Péter Szijjártó and Minister for Economic Development of Hungary Márton Nagy.
Confirmed speakers include the secretary generals of the European Association of E-Mobility, the European Association for the Storage of Energy and the Batteries European Partnership Association, as well as Axel Volkery, deputy head of unit for sustainable and intelligent transport at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport, Hungary’s State Secretary for Energy and Climate Policy Attila Steiner, and István Joó, CEO of the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency, and Government Commissioner for Investment Promotion and Implementation of Large FDI Projects.
The Hungarian Battery Week will delve into crucial industry topics, including the global and regional market outlook, European regulatory developments, and government policies. It will explore advancements in Battery Energy Storage Systems, sustainability, and raw material recycling. Discussions will cover EV infrastructure, smart grid integration, and Hungary’s leadership in e-mobility transformation. Attendees will learn about innovations in battery materials, cell design, manufacturing, and recycling, alongside training and skill development.
The event also highlights opportunities for suppliers within Hungary’s and the region’s battery value chain.
The first day of Hungarian Battery Week, Nov. 6, will see the 4th Hungarian Battery Day. Nov. 7 will be E-mobility Day, and Nov. 8 will feature a half-day site visit.
To find out more about the program, visit the event’s official website.
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