This roadmap suggests research actions to radically transform the way we discover, develop, and design ultra-high-performance, durable, safe, sustainable, and affordable batteries for use in real a.
This updated roadmap serves as a strategic guide for policy makers and stakeholders, providing a detailed overview of the current state and future directions of battery technologies, with concluding recommendations with the aim to foster industry resilience, competitiveness and sustainability in Europe's Battery Technology sectors.
Based on a Europe-wide consultation process, the BATTERY 2030+ roadmap presents the actions needed to deliver on the overall objectives and address the key challenges in inventing the sustainable, safe, high-performance batteries of the future.
Key elements of the roadmap include: 1. Technological Review of Mainstream Battery Technologies: A comprehensive analysis of the four prominent battery technologies, lead-, lithium-, nickel- and sodium-based, detailing recent improvements and future potentials. 2.
The main focus of the manufacturability roadmap will therefore focus on providing methodology to develop beyond-state-of-the-art processes in the future. In this sense, the challenges faced by the battery manufacturing industries can be divided into two levels.
Building on the Technical Roadmap launched in 2019, the new and updated roadmap reflects the performance improvements achieved to date and sets out new goals designed to tap the unlimited potential of advanced lead battery technology.
What are the new technologies envisioned in battery 2030+?
One technical approach will be the direct recovery of the active materials and single, instead of multistep recovery processes. Furthermore, the new materials, interfaces/interphases, and cell architectures envisioned in BATTERY 2030+ call for new recycling concepts, such as reconditioning or reusing electrodes.