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With the ramp-up of numerous cell factories and recycling facilities, more and more battery training courses and personnel development programs are emerging in North America.

With its 2025 Battery Report, Volta Foundation has published one of the most widely referenced industry analyses of the global battery sector, now available as a free download.

The 2026 Volta conference will be expanding its program to include stakeholder working groups to develop concrete solutions for the battery industry.

The Battery-News team will be taking a short winter break from Christmas Eve to January 4th, 2026, and wishes all followers a happy holiday season!

Despite unfavorable trends, battery recycling capacities in Europe continue to grow strongly, causing plants to operate below capacity.

RWTH Aachen University will launch the practice-oriented “AI-Driven Optimization of Production Processes” consortium study in early 2026, for which industrial companies can now register.

Sodium-ion batteries are on the verge of industrial mass production. The Battery-News take a look at German research projects aimed at establishing a domestic value chain.

Representatives from research, universities, and industry have gathered at Congress Center Dresden for the 6th International Sodium Battery Symposium (SBS6).

A new study provides a comprehensive overview of the players, technologies, and trends in the German mechanical and plant engineering industry for battery production.

An EDAG study has analyzed 35 technologies in electrode production as well as cell assembly and revealed significant savings potential in battery production.

In an exclusive interview, Bodo Herkle from MARPOSS explains which testing methods make battery manufacturers stay on the safe side.

BMW Group and STIWA Automation are the winners of the third E-Mobility Production Awards which were presented at the first Battery Production Days (BPD) in Münster.