"Energy Storage 2030: A Technology Roadmap" to be presented by Kia-Christina Möller, PhD.

Oct. 30, 2012 - PRLog -- BOSTON, MA – The Knowledge Foundation has 2 upcoming key battery industry events located in Las Vegas, NV USA from December 4-7, 2012. With over 45 presentations over 4 days, featured talks include:

Energy Storage 2030: A Technology Road Map
Kai-Christian Möller, PhD, Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology, Germany

For  lithium-ion batteries, that are now considered as the key technology for the dissemination of electro mobility, a detailed roadmap will be given that has been developed under guidance of Fraunhofer by experts from industry and academic research within the “Innovation Alliance Lithium-Ion-Battery LIB2015", supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. The roadmap will classify the expected technological developments such as cell components, resulting cell types and their expected properties for the horizon2012 – 2030. A chronological ranking of the availability and the properties of materials momentarily under development will be the basis for a road map for the development of effective batteries for the application in electric vehicles in future. Last but not least the chances for competitive technologies such as fuel cells and emerging technologies such as lithium metal batteries and redox-flow batteries will be discussed.

Leading experts from around the world will convene in Las Vegas for the 8th International Lithium Battery Power (http://knowledgefoundation.com/viewevents.php?event_id=28...) and the 3rd International Battery Safety 2012 (http://www.knowledgefoundation.com/viewevents.php?event_i...) conferences.

This is the last chance to take advantage of the advanced registration discounts which expire Friday, November 2, 2012.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear the latest advances in battery technology from across the industry.

Participating Organizations to date:

3M Company

Advance Battery Technology

AIST

Altenergymag

Apple

Argentine Wind Energy Association

Argonne National Laboratory

Atomic and Alternative Energy Commission of France

BASF

Battery Power

Beijing University of Chemical Technology

Best Magazine

BioLogic USA

Buhler, Inc.

Charged Magazine

Chilworth Technology

Dow Kokam

Eaglepicher Medical Power LLC

EC Power LLC

Electrochem Solutions, Inc.

Element Materials Technology

Esacpsa

ETP, Inc.

ETRI

EV Hub

FCBAT

Fraubhofer Institute for Chemical Technology

Frost & Sullivan

GFS Chemicals, Inc

Global Automotive

GN Resound A/S

HEL Ltd

Heritage International

Honda R&D Americas

Inovus, Inc

INERIS

INTI

Johnson Controls, Inc.

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Kobelco Research Inst., Inc.

KRI Inc.

LaunchPoint Energy and Power

LEAP, LLC

Lithium Battery Engineering, LLC

Maccor, Inc

MTI Corporation

Nanocomp Technologies, LLC

Nanyang Technological University

NASA Johnson Space Center

Naval Surface Warfare Center

Netzsch Instruments North America, LLC

Newcastle University

nGimat, LLC

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Panacis, Inc.

Paper Battery Company

PCTEST

Pike Research

PMB Defense

Renault-Nissan

Rochester Institute of Technology

Shmuel De-Leon Energy, Ltd

Sony Corporation

SouthWest Electronic Electronic

Southwest Research Institute

Thermal Hazard Technology

TIAX LLC

Tohoku University

Tosoh USA

Toyo Systems

Toyohashi University of Technology

Transportation Development Group

U.S. Army Research Laboratory

UNC - Chapel Hill

Univeristy of the Basque Country

University of California - Davis

University of Delaware

University of Maryland

wildcat Discovery Tech

Yardney Technical Products

ZPower LLC