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The two-day event is positioned as Central and Eastern Europe’s most important industry forum, offering professional programming and networking opportunities across the entire battery value chain.
Industry leaders, policymakers, and investors will gather to discuss trends shaping the sector, including sustainability, recycling, energy storage, and the role of Hungary as a growing hub for battery manufacturing.
Confirmed speakers include Márton Nagy, Hungary’s Minister for National Economy; Shen Feng, managing director at CATL; István Joó, CEO of HIPA; Olaf Rogge, business development manager Recycling at BASF Battery Materials; and Péter Kaderják, managing director of the Hungarian Battery Association. Representatives of European industry groups such as E-mobility Europe, the European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE) and the Batteries European Partnership Association (BEPA) will also attend.
In addition to high-level discussions, the program will feature perspectives from international companies such as Grob-Werke GmbH & Co. KG and Jedro DS Innovations, as well as local leaders including Debrecen Mayor László Papp.
Organizers say the event offers “unparalleled networking opportunities” with major global players, making it a key platform for decisionmakers and investors in the rapidly expanding battery and energy storage market.
Tickets are available for one or both days.
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