THOR joins the #EUSustainableBatteries social media campaign to power innovation and sustainability

News releases 12 November 2024

The European project will be part of a collective call to highlight EU-funded battery sustainability projects at the Battery Innovation days 2024

Investment in research is essential if batteries are to be more efficient, longer-lasting and ultimately more sustainable, meaning less demand for raw materials.

This is the focus of the social media campaign that the EU-funded projects Nemo, Gr4phite3, GIGABAT and Rebelion, together with THOR, will launch during the Battery Innovation Days 2024.

The Battery Innovation Days (BID) will take place on November 26-27 in Barcelona (Spain), and online. It is one of the most significant European event for battery research and innovation. Co-organised by leading European research and innovation initiatives, such as Batteries Europe, Battery 2030+, and the Batteries European Partnership Association (BEPA), BID 2024 will gather key stakeholders, including researchers, policymakers, industry leaders and end-users, to discuss the latest advancements in battery technologies, materials, cell design, manufacturing and recycling.

The focus of this year is the importance of research advancements for sustainable batteries. This is also in line with THOR’s objectives as well and that is why the project’s academic partner VUB has given its opinion on how to boost sustainability within the research field.

As this is such an important topic, the campaign is encouraging everyone involved in battery research and development to showcase their projects and discoveries with the social media campaign #EUSustainableBatteries.

This collective initiative will promote the critical role that EU-funded projects play in enhancing battery sustainability, driving European energy independence and meeting the ambitious climate goals set by the European Green Deal.

Join us in shaping the future of batteries and energy by supporting the #EUSustainableBatteries campaign.

 

Ph by Igor Omilaev

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