Leaders in battery recycling and circular economy came together at the Association for the Battery Recycling Industry (ABRI) 2024 Battery Recycling and Manufacturing Summit in Sydney this week. Our CEO Libby Chaplin urged people to accelerate change in recycling outcomes, recovery rates, and materials efficiency. The call to action? Let’s work together to achieve climate change and global sustainability goals. #2024batterysummit
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The 2024 Australian Battery Manufacturing & Recycling Summit will bring together experts to discuss the priorities for enabling the industry to reach scale, and maximise investment and export opportunities.
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Last week I attended the Battery Recycling and Manufacturing Summit and joined a panel discussion on investment and corporate activity in this space. Thank you to Katharine Hole, CEO of Association for the Battery Recycling Industry for inviting Export Finance Australia to participate in these discussions. Personally I learnt alot from the various sessions on the day. With our transition to a clean energy future, lithium-ion batteries are now a major part of our every day lives. Batteries in our phones, laptops, power tools and electric vehicles. As the demand for these goods grow so does the waste stream. When disposed of incorrectly, lithium batteries cause contamination and can pose fire and explosion risks. We heard some interesting tests and research being conducted to understand the fire risks associated from overcharging and overheating batteries and the work being done to help navigate these risks. Having processes in place for safe disposal and recycling of batteries will become increasingly more important so it was great to hear across a broad range of organisations taking action in this space towards a circular economy.
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Our CEO, Ebbe Dommisse, presented at the Association for the Battery Recycling Industry's 2024 Battery Recycling & Manufacturing Summit, where he showcased Iondrive as part of the Australian Technologies Showcase. The #2024BatterySummit brought together international and Australian experts, manufacturers, recyclers, automotive and energy storage companies, investors, and government representatives. #BatteryRecycling
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Ecobatt was honoured to be the title sponsor of the Australian Battery Manufacturing & Recycling Summit, held yesterday at the Hilton in Sydney. Our CEO & Managing Director, Doug Rowe, delivered an insightful address, highlighting the promising business opportunities and the pressing challenges within the battery recycling industry. The summit fostered vibrant discussions among industry leaders and experts, and it was a pleasure to reconnect with familiar faces while welcoming new ones. We are already looking forward to the 2025 event, see you there! #Ecobatt #Ecocycle #2024BatterySummit #BatteryRecycling Association for the Battery Recycling Industry
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Yesterday, our founder, Troy Rowe, had the privilege of speaking at the Australian Battery Manufacturing & Recycling Summit in Sydney. He joined a panel on "Managing Risk," where he brought a crucial perspective from the front lines of an operating company. Troy highlighted the pressing challenges our industry faces, emphasising the skyrocketing cost of insurance, the urgent need for enhanced fire infrastructure, and the inherent risks posed by embedded battery products—particularly lithium-ion batteries, which are a significant factor in fire risk. It was a powerful discussion, and we're proud to be part of a conversation that's driving real change in the industry. #2024BatterySummit, Association for the Battery Recycling Industry.
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It's a sell out. Only virtual tickets remain. https://lnkd.in/gaJTDtPu The line-up of speakers the Summit has attracted from here and overseas demonstrates there is exceptional capability in the sector to grow. It will build on the success of the inaugural event in 2023. Key sessions for the Summit will include: ▪ Key showcases from innovative Australian battery recycling technology companies ▪ Developing solutions to operational challenges and opportunities in battery recycling ▪ International trends, research and industry development ▪ Managing risks, including battery fires ▪ Discussing academic developments in battery recycling technology from key universities.
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International Presenters Announced for the 2024 Australian Battery Summit -Battery ecosystem experts from Korea and Germany will deliver international insights on battery investment, technology and recycling at the 2024 Australian Battery Manufacturing and Recycling Summit in Sydney on August 15 at the Hilton Hotel. Hyukjin Yun, Managing Director of P3 Group’s Korean operations is an M&A expert and Dr. Christian Baur, is a technical expert across next-generation batteries, recycling and manufacturing operational processes. P3 -Group is sponsoring the leading battery experts who will present at the Summit. The Association for the Battery Recycling Industry (ABRI) President Nicholas Assef said “We are delighted to have P3 sharing international insights and learnings at our industry summit. This provides attendees at the Battery Summit with an opportunity of hearing first-hand on trends, opportunities and challenges that are being experienced in more mature Northern Hemisphere markets. P3 Group’s attendance complements a lineup of automotive OEMS, academics, government, local battery reuse, repurposing and recycling expertise.” “Following our highly successful inaugural 2023 Summit, this year will take a focused look at developing solutions to compliment Federal and State Government initiatives to turbo charge the battery and circular economy sectors.” ABRI CEO Katharine Hole said: “I’m excited that this year’s Summit also gives ABRI members the opportunity to showcase Australian innovation in battery recycling, track and trace, and safe container technologies. These emerging clean tech sector businesses are underpinning the battery circular economy. Importantly, they are also developing exportable technology.” The Summit’s areas of content for 2024 include: • Operational challenges & opportunities in battery recycling • Investment and innovation trends • Batteries as a part of the circular economy • Investigation of specific areas – including heavy EV transport These topics will be considered through presentations and panel discussion focused on problem solving, maximising the opportunities provided by the move to net zero, and the role of data to support decision making. This year’s Summit will also offer a Virtual Conference Attendance option for those that are unable to attend in person. To find out more about the Summit go to: https://lnkd.in/gjwApRVB
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