TEMPEST, as part of the EU-INGENIOuS Cluster, to Showcase at Battery Innovation Days 2025

• The fifth edition of the Battery Innovation Days (BID) will take place on 2-3 December 2025 in Graz, Austria and online for two days of captivating dialogue among the research community, policymakers, industry players and end-users.

• The EU-INGENIOuS Cluster participates once again as a cluster sponsor of the BID and will host a stand.

• On December 1st the EU-INGENIOuS, will participate at the COLLABAT cluster parallel session at the Lendhafen Graz working space sustainability and impact of battery clusters beyond project duration.

TEMPEST will participate for the third consecutive year in Battery Innovation Days 2025, in Graz, Austria. The EU-funded project is advancing the development of safe, recyclable, lightweight, and high-performance batteries for transportation applications by 2026. TEMPEST will be present at its exhibitor booth alongside other EU-INGENIOuS clustering group projects: BATSS, EXTENDED, NEXTBAT, and VERSAPRINT. Together, these initiatives are driving safer, more efficient, and environmentally sustainable battery solutions, contributing to Europe's green transition and the Sustainable Development Goals. TEMPEST and the EU-INGENIOuS cluster will also attend a parallel session organized by the COLLABAT cluster on December 1st at the Lendhafen Graz working space. This session will focus on sustainability and the long-term impact of battery clusters, featuring contributions from CINEA, BEPA, Battery 2030+, LiPlanet, and other clusters such as TwinBATT. Battery Innovation Days 2025 provides a platform for stakeholders across the European R&I battery ecosystem to connect, exchange insights, and explore the latest technological innovations.

8 All. Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 33600 Pessac, France

TEMPEST is the European Project to provide a new generation of batteries needed by Europe and its key sectors. Led by RESCOLL, TEMPEST is made up by ABEE, Fraunhofer, IAAPS, the Kemijski inštitut - National Institute of Chemistry. Tekniker, the Universities of Kaunas, Patras, and Bath, Sustainable Innovations.
This project has received €3,614,902.50, is co-funded by the European Union under grant agreement 101103681 and UKRI - UK Research and Innovation under the UK government's Horizon Europe, under grant agreement
10075481.

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