The Faraday Institution Phase 2 Research Project Workshop - Wales

The Faraday Institution is the UKs independent research institute for electrochemical energy storage research. They are seeking a wide range of views on the priorities for the second wave of research projects and will be holding a series of Joint Industry / Academia workshops to identify UK priorities for Research and infrastructure capability.

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Issue date Issue date: 31 July 2018
Start Start: 25 September 2018
End End: 25 September 2018
Venue: Venue Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Information Status: Past
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The Faraday Institution is the UK's independent research institute for electrochemical energy storage research. They are seeking a wide range of views on the priorities for the second wave of research projects and will be holding a series of Joint Industry / Academia workshops to identify UK priorities for Research and infrastructure capability. More information on this is available on the Faraday Institution website.

Attendance is limited to two people from any one organisation.

Register for the workshop

 

Principality Stadium,
Westgate Street,
Cardiff,
CF10 1NS

10:00 Registration, coffee and networking (30 minutes)
10:30 Introduction to the Faraday Research Programme and Keynote speaker (30 minutes)
11:00

Topic: What are the most meaningful Battery and Energy Storage Research Topics for UK focusing on research needs from industry?

  • Introduction by Faraday team: how the breakouts will work (10 minutes)
  • Facilitated discussion (60 minutes)
  • Summary inside each breakout (15 minutes)
  • Feedback from the breakouts to the whole group (20 mins).
12:45 Lunch networking (60 mins)
13:45

Topic: What capabilities and physical infrastructure is needed to support UK Energy storage research?

  • Introduction by Faraday team (5 minutes)
  • Facilitated discussion (60 minutes)
  • Summary (15 minutes)
  • Feedback from the breakouts to the whole group (20 mins).
15:30 Conclusion and wash up