The Battery University conference on June 23-24 will once again have as its main objectives to provide attendees with an overview of the characteristics and fundamentals of electrochemistry applied to energy storage, as well as to offer comprehensive knowledge, from a multidisciplinary point of view, of its applications in future Smart Grids, starting from the fundamental electrochemical sciences to the main current applications.
Preliminary Agenda
THURSDAY, JUNE 23 (9:45 AM - 6:00 PM)
9:45 AM - Registration and distribution of materials
10:00 AM - Introduction and welcome (ALBUFERA ENERGY STORAGE)
10:15 AM - National and European Funding for Storage Projects (GAC)
10:45 AM - Coffee break
11:15 AM - The future of storage: Advanced batteries under development (ALBUFERA)
12:00 PM - Lead-Acid technology and its current developments (ALBUFERA)
1:15 PM - Discussion
1:45 PM - Lunch
3:15 PM - Storage applied to self-consumption: Regulation and success stories (UNEF)
4:00 PM - Energy storage in sustainable mobility (AEDIVE)
4:45 PM - Energy storage as a response to energy efficiency and environmental awareness (FENIE)
5:30 PM - Debate
FRIDAY, JUNE 24 (10:00 AM – 2:00 PM)
9:45 AM – Energy Storage as Market Trends (ALBUFERA)
10:15 AM – Hydrogen Fuel Cells and Supercapacitors (IMDEA)
10:45 AM – Coffee Break
11:15 AM – Lithium Technology: Calculations and Applications (ALBUFERA)
12:00 PM – Smart City Development (CITCEA UPC)
12:45 PM – Large Photovoltaic Parks with Storage Support (GPTech)
1:30 PM – Discussion
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for all energy sector professionals interested in acquiring the necessary knowledge to apply energy storage systems based on batteries and other compatible devices to the new opportunities offered by future Smart Grids.
The aim of the course is to create a network of professionals involved in electricity storage concepts at a European level to develop demonstration projects in accordance with the European Commission's guidelines for the next 10 years within the HORIZON 2020 program.
The target audience consists of professionals whose companies regularly work with energy storage systems and therefore require a deeper understanding of the different technologies. Common characteristics among participants include:
Companies in the following sectors: Renewable Energy – Engineering – Electric Vehicles – Telecommunications – Etc.
Positions: Management (or middle management) – Specialized Technicians – Technology Observatory.
Registration
The course price is €330 + VAT per person. * Breakfast and lunch (day 23) included.
Venue
Boardroom of the Madrid headquarters of Albufera Energy Storage located in the Madrid Science Park
