Presentation of the current status of domestic and international battery research and development and business models
Sharing all the details about cost-effective electric vehicles and ESS batteries.

The Industrial Education Research Institute (hereinafter referred to as the Industrial Education Research Institute) systematically introduces the current status of domestic and international battery research and technology development and business models and highlights related industry trends.

The Korea Institute of Automotive Engineers (KIAE) announced that it will hold a seminar titled “High-Safety, Low-Cost Electric Vehicle/ESS Battery and Material Innovation Technology and Commercialization Seminar” both online and offline on August 24th.

Driven by global technological innovation and societal interest in carbon neutrality, demand for electric vehicles and ESS batteries is rapidly increasing, and competition in research and development to achieve both price and performance is intensifying.

To help you explore these trends, this seminar will begin with trends in technology development and innovation for electric vehicle and ESS battery materials that can be produced with high safety and low cost, and share general information on electric vehicle and ESS batteries with a focus on cost-effectiveness.

The seminar topics are: △Technical development and innovation trends of electric vehicle/ESS battery materials that can be produced with high safety and low cost; △Technical challenges and prospects for zinc metal battery technology development and commercialization; △Current status and development direction of sodium batteries; △Technical challenges and prospects for LFP battery technology development and commercialization; △Technical challenges and prospects for redox battery technology development and commercialization; △Trends in lithium secondary battery safety improvement technology and issues in developing flame retardant electrolyte additives. The seminar will start at 10:00 AM.It will run until 4:50 PM.

An official from the Industrial Education Research Institute said, “China has recently been leading the market with cost-effective lithium iron phosphate batteries, and now that they have also released sodium batteries, the domestic battery industry is also moving to develop technology,” adding, “Through this seminar, we plan to systematically introduce the current status of domestic and international battery research and technology development and business models and highlight related industry trends.”