This month Cleantech Council and Autotech Council invite non-members to join their Innovation Review on Battery Tech. In this joint meeting, we'll uncover the big near-term changes in energy storage from large scale energy storage to small scale IoT batteries. We’ll discuss the advances in stationary batteries, from home-sized to grid-scale. Get set to meet the companies creating innovative chemistries, manufacturing, products, and technologies that will support the renewable energy revolution.
Cleantech Council delegates meet monthly to discover startups and innovation across clean, green, and sustainable technologies and build community with colleagues from like-minded corporations committed to paving the road to a sustainable future through partnership. This month we review innovation in BatteryTech.
Cleantech Council corporate members can now download the today's full agenda, presenter contact information, attendee list, and the presentations from today's startups from our member's library.
This agenda included analysis, discussion and 8 startup introductions and pitches. The startups shared what they are working on across:
Thank you to the following delegates for leading today's Q&A:
On May 16, 2024, the Autotech Council and Cleantech Council convened to produce a joint meeting, hosted by Qnovo in Milpitas, California, exploring the latest innovations in battery technology. This "dual council" event drew approximately 100 attendees from both the Automotive and Cleantech sectors, reflecting the critical role battery technology plays in both industries.
The meeting underscored the significance of battery technology for diverse applications, from powering small IoT devices to facilitating mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), and enabling efficient storage of renewable energy. Participants shared insights into the ongoing quest for better, more reliable battery options that enhance energy efficiency, power better electric vehicles, provide ESS stationary storage for homes and businesses, improve grid reliability, bridge energy supply and demand, and help reduce carbon emissions.
A highlight of the event was a panel discussion focused on the lifetime management of batteries, including performance, risk, safety, reliability, durability, and end-of-life considerations. These discussions provided valuable insights into the complexities of battery technology and the challenges and opportunities it presents.
Following the startup presentations, we saw numerous productive business engagements between presenters and the audience during networking breaks and a lunch session. These interactions exemplified the councils' shared goal of fostering business relationships and accelerating the time it takes for innovators to bring their products to market, ultimately benefiting consumers and contributing to a more sustainable future.
The Autotech Council and Cleantech Council extend their sincere gratitude to Qnovo for hosting the event, to our demo table from UnitX, to all presenters, and panel speakers for their valuable contributions. All presentations will be available in the Autotech Council's and Cleantech Council's Member Libraries.
Regular participants include tech scouts, innovation strategy, partnership executives and corporate development delegates from:
Joining from the Autotech Council are tech scouts, innovation strategy, partnership executives and corporate development delegates from: