Most read EV Battery reports in October

We have compiled a list of the 3 most read Electric Vehicle reports in October. These reports cover a range of topics, providing insights into the global zero-emission vehicle transition, the electrification of fleets, and the state of the automobile industry in the EV era.
  • Inventing the Sustainable Batteries of the Future by Batteries Europe | Batteries Europe
  • Market Intelligence Report  | Cobra
  • Energy consumption of current and future production of lithium-ion and post lithium-ion battery cells | Nature Energy

Inventing the Sustainable Batteries of the Future by Batteries Europe | Batteries Europe

This report addresses achieving a climate-neutral society in Europe by 2050. It underscores the pivotal role that sustainable, high-performance batteries play in reducing carbon emissions across transportation, power, and industry sectors. This report brings to light Battery 2030+, a European research initiative aiming to pioneer innovative, long-lasting, and environmentally friendly batteries. The initiative is aligned with the European Green Deal’s objectives and emphasises the importance of creating a vibrant battery research and development community in Europe. Battery 2030+ strives to invent ultra-high-performance batteries that are safe, affordable, and sustainable. It also highlights themes like accelerating battery material discovery, integrating smart functionalities, and addressing critical areas like manufacturability and recyclability. By incorporating artificial intelligence, data infrastructure, and self-healing battery concepts, this report paves the way for cleaner and more sustainable batteries, reinforcing Europe’s leadership in the field.

Infographic illustrating the "Battery 2030+" initiative for sustainable batteries. Includes sectors: MAP, BIG, sensing, self-healing, recyclability, manufacturability. Applications: medical devices, e-mobility, smart city, flying objects, stationary energy storage, portable electronics.
Source: Inventing the Sustainable Batteries of the Future by Batteries Europe | Batteries Europe

Market Intelligence Report | Cobra

This Market Intelligence Report offers a comprehensive update on the latest developments in technical research, markets, and policies within the battery field. It sheds light on new research projects, the EU’s ongoing efforts to secure investments in battery manufacturing, and the EU battery regulation that recently came into force. Additionally, this report features insights and reflections from Lluis Trilla, a key figure in COBRA, sharing the project’s achievements and the potential of its innovations. It’s a valuable resource for staying informed about the fast-paced battery sector.

A table listing challenges in research on Generation 3 Li-ion batteries. Columns include Challenge, Short Description, and Relevance. Challenges: Cost, Fast charging, Sustainability, Energy density, Resilient sourcing of battery materials, and Increase lifetime and cycle life.
Source: Market Intelligence Report | Cobra

Energy consumption of current and future production of lithium-ion and post lithium-ion battery cells | Nature Energy

Nickel, often overlooked, plays a pivotal role in the green transition towards a more sustainable future. This report highlights the current global nickel market and its significance, particularly in the context of electric vehicles. As electric vehicle battery technologies continue to evolve, nickel’s role becomes increasingly critical in providing longer driving ranges. The report forecasts that nickel-containing chemistries will account for around half of the global market by 2030. To meet this demand, nickel production must expand, with Indonesia emerging as a significant player. In Europe, the report assesses the potential of nickel mining and refining capacities to meet the region’s needs for electric vehicles and energy storage systems. It also explores the environmental impact of nickel production and outlines strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, emphasizing the importance of renewable energy sources and cleaner processing methods. It calls for policies that promote cleaner production, locally-sourced materials, and responsible mining practices.

A bar graph depicting the global demand for lithium-ion and lithium-polymer batteries (GWh) from 2023 to 2040, categorized by battery type (NCA, NMC532 and NMC622, NMC811 and NCM90, LFP, new batteries/PLiBs). Demand projections are shown under three SSP scenarios.
Source: Energy consumption of current and future production of lithium-ion and post lithium-ion battery cells | Nature Energy

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