SAO PAULO, Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Big names from the global scientific community, industry representatives and technology developers will meet next Thursday, December 17, at the 2020 International Conference On Niobium Based Batteries, to showcase the most innovative and sustainable solutions in the electrification sector.
The event will bring the most advanced battery technologies to the center of the debate, such as the new developments with niobium, which can revolutionize the market of electric and hybrid vehicles. "We have entered into partnerships with companies and universities in Asia, Europe, US and Brazil for the development of new products that have synergy with Niobium, as is the case of graphene. This is a pioneering initiative in the world, which allows us to expand our business market", explains Rogério Ribas, Head of the CBMM Battery segment.
The advantages of electric batteries with niobium include: greater sustainability, due to a lower cobalt content, increased safety, because the metal prevents overheating; an ultra-fast recharge in less than six minutes, and also enhanced stability, with a life span of 15 to 20 years.
Conference participants include professionals from major global companies such as XTC, Easpring and Dameng, from China; Toshiba, from Japan; and the startup Echion Technologies, from Great Britain; in addition to specialists from renowned universities in the United States, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, China, and Brazil. Presented by CBMM, a global leader in Niobium products, the event can be followed in person or by a virtual platform.
2020 International Conference on Niobium Based Batteries
Date: 17 December
Time: 8:30 am to 5:40 pm (China Time)
Place: Place Mingdu Lakeside Hotel, in Nanning, China.
The event may also be accessed virtually.
Registration and agenda: http://www.metal.citic.com/en//html/out/media/news/119.html
About CBMM
World leader in the production and commercialization of Niobium products, CBMM has more than 400 customers in 40 countries. Headquartered in Brazil, with offices and subsidiaries in China, the Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland and the United States, the company supplies cutting-edge products and technology to the infrastructure, mobility, aerospace, and energy sectors. In 2019, CBMM invested in 2DM, a company dedicated to graphene.
