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We're kicking off our new series of webinars on November 13th between 11am and noon with a presentation about scale-up and the key lessons we've learnt here at UKBIC. You'll also have the chance to hear the latest about our upcoming and recent developments to our facility, including: ⚡New Flexible Pilot Line ⚡Battery Development Laboratory ⚡Cell Characterisation ⚡Clean and Dry Zone Yahya Yahyavi Alvar, our Head of Business Development, will be presenting and there's time at the end to answer any questions you might have. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eguTxhjB #Webinar #Batteries #BatteryTechnology #BatteryManufacturing #ScaleUp #Electrification #NetZero #Technology

UKBIC played host to a delegation from C&W Chamber of Commerce last week, with Matthew Cutler obliging with a guided tour of the facility. We were able to show off what we do, while also answering questions. Always nice to have an engaged group taking a real interest in what we have to offer the region and the country.

Roger Atkins, founder of Electric Vehicles Outlook Ltd, recently participated in our 'Introduction to Battery Manufacturing' training course, and we're pleased to hear that his experience was both positive and insightful. ⚡ Our course offers a comprehensive foundation in battery manufacturing, covering critical processes and technologies that play a part in the move to #NetZero. Whether you're an industry professional or new to the field, the training course is designed to equip you with essential knowledge to stay at the forefront of the battery industry. Sign up for our December session, here: https://lnkd.in/er2hRaNb #Batteries #BatteryMnufacturing #BatteryTechnology #Training #Skills #Electrification | Jonty Deeley-Williamson | Simon Hill

Australian innovators now have an exciting opportunity to access world-scale common user facilities, thanks to a partnership between Powering Australia and the UKBIC ! Check out this incredible video for an exclusive look inside the UKBIC - a $250 million battery manufacturing scale-up facility in Coventry, UK. This cutting-edge facility, established by the UK Government through the Faraday Battery Challenge, bridges the gap between promising lab-scale battery tech and large-scale mass production. Powering Australia is committed to helping Australian businesses succeed in clean-tech manufacturing. Building international partnerships like this one is a key focus for us. Want to know how your business can benefit from this partnership? Visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gCY-7cGQ drop us a line and don’t forget to follow the Powering Australia page for regular updates! #poweringaustralia #cleantechmanufacturing #batterytechnology

Shoutout to our super electrode team , pictured below 👏 #Batteries BatteryTechnology #BatteryManufacturing

wasp.milky.treat - that's where I'll find myself for a couple of days next week! I'll be attending the two-day introduction to battery manufacturing course at The UKBIC which is open to technicians, managers, researchers, investors, or anyone interested in gaining practical knowledge of the growing battery sector.   'Delegates will be able to listen to specialists introduce the fundamentals of the battery manufacturing process, hear about the materials required, and the technologies available. They will also be given the chance to tour the state-of-the-art facility and see the giga scale battery manufacturing equipment used in the facility' UKBIC is a key part of the Faraday Battery Challenge (FBC), a Government programme to fast track the development of cost-effective, high-performance, durable, safe, low-weight and recyclable batteries. In addition to funding from the Faraday Battery Challenge, part of the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, at UK Research and Innovation, UKBIC is also part-funded through the West Midlands Combined Authority. The project has been delivered through a consortium of Coventry City Council, Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership and WMG, University of Warwick. UKBIC was created in 2018 following a competition led by the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK with support from Innovate UK. I'll be following in the footsteps of some well know industry players including Quentin Willson, Ben Kilbey amongst others - so an opportunity to compare notes in due course!🔋 I've filmed interviews and looked around the facility a few times since it opened a few years ago....I'll put links in the comments section below! in the meantime, after a wonderful weekend celebrating with family and friends at the wedding of son Nathaniel Atkins to the beautiful Lucy Seager...its time for an early night to recover from the festivities - and prepare for the classroom! #batteries #batterytechnology #gigafactory #electricvehicles

Don't miss our Head of Business Development, Yahya Yahyavi Alvar, at the Batteries Event in Lyon tomorrow 👇 #Batteries #BatteryTechnology #BatteryDevelopment

Heading to Battery Tech Expo Sweden tomorrow? ⚡ Make sure to catch our Head of Business Development, Yahya Yahyavi Alvar, discussing 'Opportunities & lessons learned in battery manufacturing scale-up'. Find out more about the event, here: https://lnkd.in/dGpNJnDs #Batteries #BatteryTechology #BatteryManufacturing #ScaleUp

It was a great pleasure to welcome Sir Stan Whittingham, Chemistry Nobel Laureate and Professor and Distinguished Director of NECCES and Battery-NY at Binghamton University (SUNY) to the UKBIC stand during day one of The Battery Show North America. One of the topics he discussed during his visit to the stand was market uncertainty. He commented on the importance and need to continue at pace for battery technology innovation. Even in a slow market, the pursuit of better, more efficient batteries is crucial for advancing and driving technological progress for a better more sustainable future. For more than three decades, Sir Stan - who visited UKBIC last year - has been a pioneer in the development of lithium-ion batteries, for which he won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2019. He holds the original patent on the use of intercalation chemistry in high-power density, highly reversible lithium batteries. Come and visit the UKBIC team on the UK Government Pavilion stand (#3222)! 🔋⚡ #BatteryShow #TheBatteryShow #BatteryShowUSA #Batteries #BatteryManufacturing #BatteryTechnology | Naseer Ahmed | Andrew Britton

Catch our Head of L&D, Jonty Deeley-Williamson, on The Design & Technology Association's latest podcast episode 👇 #Batteries #BatteryManufacturing #BatteryTechnology #Training