Upcoming Events
Meetings and Symposia
August 25-26
EV Li-ion Battery Forum 2010, China World Hotel Beijing, Beijing, China.
Topics include manufacturing safe and recyclable EV Li-ion batteries, optimizing materials, EV infrastructure, thermal management, and maximizing energy density.
Info: Visit
www.ev-li-ionbatteryforum.com.
September 1-3
VPPC 2010: IEEE Vehicular Power and Propulsion Conference, Lille Grand Palais, Lille, France.
Features sustainability, hybrid, plug-in, fuel cell and battery technology. Gain access to 500 to 900 engineers, scientists and technicians in advanced vehicular technologies. Features top executives from major automotive companies, government and academic institutions.
Info:
www.ewh.ieee.org/conf/vppc.
September 1-3
SAE's International Vehicle Battery Summit, Shanghai Marriott Hongqiao Hotel, Shanghai, China.
Brings together highly regarded engineers, scientists, and corporate decision makers from the battery, automotive, power storage, and mining industries to present an assessment of current and future Li-ion battery systems capabilities and alternatives as well as their marketplace and supply chain implications.
Info: Visit
www.sae.org/events/battery/.
September 13-16
PHEV '10: Plug-In Hybrids and Electric Vehicles Conference and Trade Show, Vancouver Sheraton Wall Centre, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Ideal for those operating or planning to operate plug-in vehicles and electric vehicles in extreme weather conditions. Presentations and panel discussion sessions include battery technology, grid interface, power management, user needs, defense and space applications, standards and regulations, and emerging business models.
Info: Visit:
www.emc-mec.ca/phev/en/home_en.html.
September 29 - October 1
Batteries 2010, Cannes, Mandelieu, French Riviera, France.
In its 12th year, this international exhibition and conference gathers 450 attendees, 30 booths and 60 speakers. Includes international battery market overview, R&D, Li-ion development, fuel cells, nanotechnology, and new products and materials.
Info: Visit
www.batteriesevent.info.
October 5-7
The Battery Show, San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California.
The Battery Show and Battery Technology Expo services to unify the battery industry supply chain. The Battery Show brings end user and supplier together, while the co-located Battery Technology Expo is the new event supporting service providers, raw material suppliers and component manufacturers
covering all aspects of battery design, technology, manufacturing and maintenance. A three day conference runs alongside both shows. The event also introduces The Battery Show Awards 2010, the Battery Industry's first global recognition of excellence.
Info: Visit
www.thebatteryshow.com.
October 6-7
Grove Fuel Cells Science and Technology Conference, Zaragoza, Spain.
Topics include materials for fuel cells; cell and stack technology; modeling and control; fuel processing; fuel cell systems and applications; fuels and infrastructure; manufacturing; and fuel cell electrochemistry.
Info: Visit
www.fuelcelladvances.com.
October 18-22
2010 Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas.
With over 1,700 attendees and 140 exhibitors, seminar includes technical leaders researchers, scientists, fuel cell product manufacturers developers, and investors.
Info: South Carolina Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Alliance, PO Box 12302, Columbia, SC 29211, phone: (803) 737-8031, or visit
www.fuelcellseminar.com.
October 19-20
Battery Power 2010, Gaylor Texan Hotel and Convention Center, Dallas, Texas.
Presentations cover portable, stationary and automotive battery technology; battery manufacturing, materials and research and development. Includes new battery designs, battery materials, power management, charging and testing systems, battery health and the latest market trends.
Info: Visit
www.batterypoweronline.com.
November 3
Battery Safety 2010, Boston, Massachusetts.
Includes application specific battery safety issues affecting battery performance; degradation and reliability factors; battery management systems; commercial cell evaluation and failure analysis; testing and protocol advances; high throughput testing, automation and modeling; and regulatory issues.
Info: The Knowledge Foundation, 18 Webster St., Brookline, MA 02446-4938, phone: (617) 232-7400, fax: (617) 232-9171, or visit
www.knowledgefoundation.com.
November 4-5
6th Lithium Mobile Power 2010, Boston, Massachusetts.
Explores application driven Li-ion development, new lithium chemistries for better electrodes and higher LIB performance; novel materials and components to system design and integration; and new electrolyte technologies for higher power and energy density.
Info: The Knowledge Foundation, 18 Webster St., Brookline, MA 02446-4938, phone: (617) 232-7400, fax: (617) 232-9171, or visit
www.knowledgefoundation.com.
November 5-9
EVS 25: The 25th World Battery, Hybrid and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Symposium and Exposition, Shenzhen, China.
Electric transportation industry's largest forum showcases a range of vehicles including low speed battery electric vehicles to fuel cell electric buses. Ideal for academic, government, and industry leaders interested in the technical, policy and market challenges.
Info: Visit
www.evs25.org.
2011
January 24-28
11th International Advanced Automotive Battery Conference and Symposia (AABC), Pasadena Convention Center, Pasadena, California.
Automotive energy-storage experts discuss the technological progress and the various scenarios for the development of the market. The LLIBTA Symposium includes advances in materials, cell and pack designs, and analyzes battery performance, durability and safety in new applications.
Info: Carol Chambers, Advanced Automotive Batteries, phone: (530) 692-0140; fax: (530) 692-0142, or visit:
www.advancedautobat.com.
