Workshop/Webinar

Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling III

July 14th | 10:30am EDT

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Advocate for Advanced Battery Technology in North America

NAATBatt International promotes the development and commercialization of electrochemical energy storage technology and the revitalization of advanced battery manufacturing in North America.

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Joining NAATBatt International is a great way to build relationships in an industry that will help shape the 21st Century. Vehicle technology, renewable energy, light aviation, maritime propulsion systems, robotics, weapons systems, medical devices, consumer electronics and the Internet of Things will all depend on electricity supplied by batteries independent of a fixed electricity grid.

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Exclusive Member Benefits

Workshops

NAATBatt holds workshops and webinars on topics ranging from lithium-ion battery recycling to second life use of automotive lithium-ion batteries and more.

Site Visits

Hosting corporate members of NAATBatt open their facilities to a tour by members and provide detailed presentations about capabilities and objectives.

Annual Conference

The NAATBatt annual meeting is the premier thought leadership conference for the advanced battery industry in North America, bringing leading industry executives together.

Powerful Connections

Joern Tinnemeyer, EnerSys

Joe LoGrasso, FCA

Bob Gaylen, CATL

David Klanecky, Albemarle

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Member Presentations

Annual Conferences

Our History

NAATBatt was organized in 2007 at the suggestion of then Senator Barack Obama to ensure that the United States would be a leader in the manufacture of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles.

Our Mission

Promoting the commercial interests of our members by supporting developments in advanced energy storage technology.

The NAATBatt Blog

Read commentary from NAATBatt’s Executive Director, James Greenberger, and guest authors about challenges and developments in the advanced battery industry.