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The BATTwin consortium successfully took part in the Reporting Period 1 Review Meeting on September 26th! During the meeting, the consortium showcased the work performed across all work packages, highlighting notably key technical developments, collaborations, and milestones reached during the first 18 months of the project. The discussions provided a valuable opportunity to address the […]

The Digital Battery Passport, identified by the European Commission as a key enabler of the transition to a sustainable and circular economy, will soon become mandatory. However, for manufacturers, compliance with the latter may pose challenges due to its complexity and potential costs. To address this, the BATTwin project has included the development of an

We were pleased to gather with all BATTwin project partners for a productive consortium meeting held at the Politecnico di Milano on June 30th and July 1st, 2025. Over the two days, we reviewed the progress of ongoing work packages, shared updates on deliverables, and aligned on upcoming milestones. The discussions offered likewise valuable insights

The BATTwin Project is delighted to share the release of their new video! 🎥 You can watch it by visiting the “Project” page through this link.

The Battery Manufacturing Industry Winter School, held from March 24th to 27th, 2025, in Grenoble, France, successfully brought together 102 European researchers, trainers, industry professionals and students to explore battery production. As a co-organizer of the event, the BATTwin project played a pivotal role in advancing discussions on digitalization and cybersecurity in battery manufacturing. Among

Bureau Veritas, a partner of the BATTwin project, will showcase the initiative at the E-Tech Europe fair, which will take place in Bologna, Italy, from the 14th to the 16th April 2025. They will be joining the 1st edition of the BATTERY DAY, on Monday, 14 April 2025. This event is organized by BATTERY INDUSTRY

On February 3, 2025, the BATTwin project held an intensive one-day workshop in Oldenburg, Germany, bringing together key partners to advance the development of process-level digital twins. The meeting focused on the integration of models under development. Hosted in the Schlaues Haus of the University of Oldenburg—partner responsible within BATTwin for modeling battery cell assembly