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Premio ELETTRA: call reopened, deadline 31 December 2026
ENERCHEM 3: Palermo, 23-25 February 2027
Master in Battery Ecodesign, Università di Bologna
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Goal
GISEL has been established to group together all major italian research and development stakeholders working in the field of the electrochemical energy storage technologies: Universities, Research Centers and Companies, The goal is to facilitate discussion and coordination among national research groups, either working in the private or public sectors, and to explore new common research topics and projects.
Gisel aims to unitedly and positively face and talk with international competitors and associations, as well as to comprehensively represent the italian community in the interaction with regional, national and, where appropriate, international political decision-makers.
GISEL originates and drives the activity of the "GISEL-Centro di Riferimento Nazionale per i Sistemi di Accumulo Elettrochimico di Energia" that is the first Italian shared research center on Batteries, established at the INSTM.
GISEL-INSTM is consortium partner of the project "Batteries Europe Secretariat" (BEST) funded form the European Community in the frame of the call HEU-CL5-2021-D2-01-07.
GISEL-INSTM is consortium partner of the ORANGEES project funded by the Italian Government (Bando A MITE 2022)
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News from the battery world
October 2026 - BEPA Blueprint for the next EU Framework Programme (FP10). The Batteries European Partnership Association (BEPA) has published “Batteries for a sovereign and competitive Europe”, which calls for a dedicated Batteries Partnership in FP10. Priorities include advanced materials and cell chemistries (LFP, sodium-ion, solid-state, lithium-sulphur, redox-flow), manufacturing, recycling, digitalisation and AI, and sustainability under the EU Battery Regulation. Research organisations can endorse the Blueprint online: bepassociation.eu/blueprint/blueprint-endorse
October 2026 - Horizon Europe 2026-2027: new limits for Chinese-controlled entities. The General Annexes updated on 29 September 2026 extend the restrictions on Chinese-controlled entities in Innovation Actions from 4 to 10 critical technology areas, now including energy technologies and advanced materials, manufacturing and recycling technologies. Worth checking when building consortia for battery calls. Summary by NCP Flanders: ncpflanders.be
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