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Learning & Networking: Solid-State Batteries & Frontier Battery Materials

28 April 2023
2pm - 5pm

CET:

Virtual Networking

The agenda combines LEARNING and NETWORKING | 28 April


This short 2-hour activity is designed to bring you learning and networking on a regular basis as part of your day-to-day activities. It is part of the annual TechBlick programme for TechBlick Annual Pass Holders.


Learning

The event on 28 April 2023 will kick off with several invited insightful presentations on solid-state batteries and frontier battery materials. The speakers thus far include:


Dr. Gayatri Dadheech, CTO of Exide Energy, one of the largest battery producers in India

Dr. Andriy Kvasha,  Solid State Battery Team Leader at CIDETEC

Dr. Jun Hao Teo, Consultant at P3 automotive GmbH

Dr. Lucienne Buannic , Exponent, Considering Solid State Batteries from a safety standpoint


Speed Networking: Meaningful & High Quality Global Connections


As part of day's activities, we have designed special speed networking sessions, where you can establish meaningful, high-quality, and global connections with industry players in a time efficient manner:

  • Connect with another participant randomly

  • Hold a one-on-one 5-min video discussion

  • Introduce and exchange business details

  • Randomly connect to the next person

  • Receive a summary of your connections at the end


It is a very personal and time-effective way of networking, enabling you to make high-quality connections from the comfort of your own desk!


RESERVE your seat NOW to meet peers, partners, and customers. Spaces are limited to 75 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Leading global speakers include:
Exide Industries
CIDETEC Energy Storage
P3 automotive GmbH
Exponent
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28 April 2023

CIDETEC Energy Storage

Friday

Solid state battery development at CIDETEC: vision and highlighted results

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2.00PM

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Andriy Kvasha

Team Leader

Solid-state and semi-solid-state batteries (SSB) are considered as one of the most promising next generation batteries for several emerging applications, with a special focus on electromobility. Despite very intensive academic research on materials and components for SSB, their further scale up and integration in SSB prototypes is not yet considered on their design, slowing down their fully deployment in the marketplace. In this context, CIDETEC Energy Storage is focused on the development of three transversal SSB technologies: (i) lithium metal, (ii) lithium-ion, and (iii) anode-free, pursuing a holistic approach to up-scale cells at relevant sizes to industry. This presentation will cover CIDETEC´s vision on SSB R&D and discuss key findings of our development.

Solid state battery development at CIDETEC: vision and highlighted results

2.00PM

Solid-state and semi-solid-state batteries (SSB) are considered as one of the most promising next generation batteries for several emerging applications, with a special focus on electromobility. Despite very intensive academic research on materials and components for SSB, their further scale up and integration in SSB prototypes is not yet considered on their design, slowing down their fully deployment in the marketplace. In this context, CIDETEC Energy Storage is focused on the development of three transversal SSB technologies: (i) lithium metal, (ii) lithium-ion, and (iii) anode-free, pursuing a holistic approach to up-scale cells at relevant sizes to industry. This presentation will cover CIDETEC´s vision on SSB R&D and discuss key findings of our development.

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28 April 2023

Exide Industries

Friday

Opportunities & Challenges with Solid State Batteries

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2.20PM

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Gayatri Dadheech

CTO

Current state-of-the-art LIBs based on intercalation chemistry are nearing the maximum energy density limit (≤ 300 Wh/kg), whereas solid-state LIBs with thicker electrodes and high areal capacity (> 6 mAh/cm2) under the same electrochemistry might attain ≥ 450 Wh/kg. This value could go even higher to ~ 600 Wh/kg with the incorporation of an anode with a high Si content or lithium-metal as an anode. In addition, solid electrolytes are relatively stable up to 5 V, making them good candidates for integration with high voltage cathodes, allowing for high energy density; while liquid electrolytes deteriorate at higher potentials, restricting their usage with high-voltage cathodes. Considering safety is the most important factor, batteries with thermally robust solid-state electrolytes could be safer than those with flammable liquid electrolytes. Furthermore, prolonged cycle life is also possible with solid electrolyte because the parasitic reaction of liquid electrolyte, the primary cause of capacity loss, is minimized. In this talk, I would discuss on advantages and some challenges in the development of solid electrolytes with high Li-ion conductivity and enhanced interfacial stability.

Opportunities & Challenges with Solid State Batteries

2.20PM

Current state-of-the-art LIBs based on intercalation chemistry are nearing the maximum energy density limit (≤ 300 Wh/kg), whereas solid-state LIBs with thicker electrodes and high areal capacity (> 6 mAh/cm2) under the same electrochemistry might attain ≥ 450 Wh/kg. This value could go even higher to ~ 600 Wh/kg with the incorporation of an anode with a high Si content or lithium-metal as an anode. In addition, solid electrolytes are relatively stable up to 5 V, making them good candidates for integration with high voltage cathodes, allowing for high energy density; while liquid electrolytes deteriorate at higher potentials, restricting their usage with high-voltage cathodes. Considering safety is the most important factor, batteries with thermally robust solid-state electrolytes could be safer than those with flammable liquid electrolytes. Furthermore, prolonged cycle life is also possible with solid electrolyte because the parasitic reaction of liquid electrolyte, the primary cause of capacity loss, is minimized. In this talk, I would discuss on advantages and some challenges in the development of solid electrolytes with high Li-ion conductivity and enhanced interfacial stability.

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28 April 2023

P3 automotive GmbH

Friday

Market Overview and Landscape for SSBs

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2.40 PM

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Jun Hao Teo

Consultant

Market Overview and Landscape for SSBs

2.40 PM

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28 April 2023

Exponent

Friday

Considering Solid State Batteries from a safety standpoint

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3.00 PM

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Lucienne Buannic

Senior Scientist

Solid State Batteries (SSBs) are viewed as a promising route to increase the energy density of batteries for EV and consumer electronic applications. To achieve this will require ultra-thin lithium metal, possibly transitioning to lithium electrodeposition where the battery accommodates a lithium metal anode or an “anode less” design. Lithium metal is highly reactive and flammable making its use in common goods an increased challenge. Its electrochemical deposition is poorly controlled and often leads to the growth of lithium dendrites creating optimal short-circuiting pathways, this phenomenon being enhanced under fast charge and discharge cycles.
Over the years, traditional lithium-ion batteries have experienced a large variety of failure scenarios which led the community to develop tools to assess the safety of new chemistry and designs prior their release to the market. A similar approach should be used to understand the unique failure events of SSBs and the impact they could have on the end user. In this talk, we will review some of the tools available to the community to do so.

Considering Solid State Batteries from a safety standpoint

3.00 PM

Solid State Batteries (SSBs) are viewed as a promising route to increase the energy density of batteries for EV and consumer electronic applications. To achieve this will require ultra-thin lithium metal, possibly transitioning to lithium electrodeposition where the battery accommodates a lithium metal anode or an “anode less” design. Lithium metal is highly reactive and flammable making its use in common goods an increased challenge. Its electrochemical deposition is poorly controlled and often leads to the growth of lithium dendrites creating optimal short-circuiting pathways, this phenomenon being enhanced under fast charge and discharge cycles.
Over the years, traditional lithium-ion batteries have experienced a large variety of failure scenarios which led the community to develop tools to assess the safety of new chemistry and designs prior their release to the market. A similar approach should be used to understand the unique failure events of SSBs and the impact they could have on the end user. In this talk, we will review some of the tools available to the community to do so.

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