Electrochemical energy storage from fundamental studies to pilot engineering: new generation batteries - Part 2
23 SEPTEMBER16:00 - 17:30
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ENVIRONMENT & ENERGY | |||
INNOVATION FOR THE ENERGY TRANSITION | |||
TT.VIII - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA | |||
Electrochemical energy storage from fundamental studies to pilot engineering: new generation batteries - Part 2 |
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Co-organized with Polytechnic of Turin, IIT Center for Sustainable Future Technologies - CSFT@POLITO, FBK and ENEA Chair: Nadhira BENSAADA LAIDANI - CV, FBK |
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One of the most important key enablers for the green energy transition is represented by battery technology which bears a broad application potential in the power and transport sectors. As a corollary of the wide variety of applications and in order to bring products from concept readiness level to market level, the research and development of new types of batteries designed to best fit the specific requirements of each application is a necessary step. |
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The symposium is part of the workshop WS.I | |||
TT.VIII.B.1 WS.I.8.1 | Lucia FAGIOLARI - CV Polytechnic of Turin Exploring promising materials platforms for potassium batteries |
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TT.VIII.B.2 WS.I.8.2 | Mattia PALERMO - CV Green Energy Storage On the quest for new RFB redox couples: a computational approach |
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TT.VIII.B.3 WS.I.8.3 | Peter FISCHER - CV Fraunhofer ICI, Germany Redox flow battery technology – from vanadium flow battery to next generation systems |
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TT.VIII.B.4 WS.I.8.4 | Vito DI NOTO - CV University of Padova Beyond Lithium batteries: New materials and Devices |
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