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Battery-News provides an overview of industry-related events in Europe for 2025/2026 – such as the “Future Battery Forum” in November.

Quality assurance is key in battery production. In our exclusive interview, testing process expert Dr. Philipp Jatzkowski from Testo Industrial Services explains what is important now.

On October 21st and 22nd, the new Battery Production Days at #BatteryCityMünster will provide information on various aspects in six major themed sessions.

Battery-News provides an overview of battery management system (BMS) manufacturers in Europe as of August 2025. With numerous locations, Germany plays an important role.

On October 21st, the E-Mobility Production Awards will be presented as part of the Battery Production Days. Suggestions for sponsors and nominations are still being accepted.

Battery-News provides an overview of training and continuing education opportunities in battery technology across North America.

On October 21st and 22nd, the Battery Production Days (BPD) will take place in Münster, Germany, for the first time. Registration is open.

Battery-News provides an up-to-date overview of training and continuing education opportunities in battery technology across Europe. Institutions listed include universities such as Delft University of Technology and the University of Bordeaux; industrial companies such as Festo, Siemens, and AVL; and organizations such as the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and the Fraunhofer Research Production Battery Cell (FFB). The overview covers offerings along the entire value chain – from research and development to manufacturing and safety. It currently covers 15 European countries. The data comes from official communications from these institutions, as well as other reliable sources in the battery industry. If any relevant training programs are missing, or if you have general comments, the Battery-News editorial team welcomes your feedback.

Battery storage systems are crucial components of the energy transition. ACCURE co-founder Dr. Georg Angenendt explains what challenges these systems are currently facing.