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TEESMAT Webinar series
TEESMAT project organises a series of webinars with the Service Providers presenting the validated characterization techniques and user cases.
WEBINAR 1 – Photoemission spectroscopy applied to storage energy material The first TEESMAT webinar, titled ‘Photoemission spectroscopy applied to storage energy material’, was presented by the expert Dr. Anass Benayad, Ingénieur-Chercheur at CEA-LITEN. The X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) is a powerful analytical tool to study the electronic and chemical structure of materials at the surfaces […]
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EU action on batteries
30/04/2021
Batteries are the fastest-growing storage technology will play a key role to meet the EU goal of cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030. The EU is stepping up its effort on batteries through an industrial push, a robust policy framework and vigorous research and innovation. 2001 Renewable Energy Directive 2006 Directive on batteries and […]
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TEESMAT External Service Providers
09/06/2021
+ Read moreIn this article we are going to present you the latest updates from the TEESMAT project, with a special focus on the TEESMAT External Service Providers. The project Energy is one of the keystones of prosperity in the European Union. Access to advanced characterisation solutions enables industry to apply a knowledge-based approach, which is essential […]
European funded projects focused on Battery industry
16/04/2021
+ Read moreIn this article we are going to present you some European projects in which our TEESMAT partners are taking an active role. All projects propose activities and best practices in the battery sector. CoFBAT project – aims to develop cobalt-free batteries in view of improved ciclability and sustainability. More information Here NAIMA project developing and validate […]
The Europan Battery Alliance – a role model for creating strategic industrial value chains
14/04/2021
+ Read moreOnly a few years ago, Europe was basically non present in the battery value chain. Today, Europe has made dramatic progress in establishing a credible battery value chain following the launch of the European Battery Alliance in October 2017, as we have been regularly reporting on this website. The model created by the European Battery […]
Critical raw materials in Li-ion batteries
30/03/2021
+ Read moreIn our daily lives, we use products derived from many different metals, minerals, and natural materials. The European Commission maintains a list of ‘critical raw materials’ (CRMs). These are raw materials with high economic importance, which also carry a high supply risk. In many cases, these are sourced from outside the EU. Global competition for […]
Batteries - Technology Development Report
15/03/2021
+ Read moreWith the announcement of the European Green Deal an intensified effort will be directed towards achieving a set of challenging targets to enable Europe to become the first climateneutral continent by 2050. Measures to facilitate this transition will need to be taken in many economic sectors, including energy, transport, industry and built environment. Battery energy […]
