10/08/19
The seventh newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
10/01/19
Following the success of the Sintbat-project, the consortium is proud to continue its work in ECO²LIB. The project will start on 01-01-2020 and have a duration of 4 years. The focus will be on the ecologically and economically viable production and recycling of lithium-ion batteries. More information can be found here.
03/08/19
The sixth newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
08/30/18
The fifth newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
03/16/18
The fourth newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
08/31/17
The third newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
04/03/17
The Sintbat project welcomes Leclanché SA as latest member to our Industrial Advisory Board!
Leclanché is a vertically integrated energy storage solution provider based in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland.
Also interested in joining the Sintbat IAB? Just contact us!
03/13/17
Martin Krebs, coordinator of Sintbat, was invited to the Umicore headquarters in Brussels to present the Sintbat project
The audience consisted of coordinators of European projects, technology and market experts, and representatives from the industry and set an excellent platform for the first public presentation of the Sintbat project.
The full agenda of the workshop can be found here.
03/01/17
The second newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
08/29/16
The first newsletter for the project Sintbat is online and can be downloaded here.
06/20/16
The 2nd Graz Battery Days will take place on the 27th - 28th September 2016 in the Kunsthaus Graz, Austria. This year's main topic is "Next Generation Materials and Systems - Truth and Consequences".
For more information and to submit abstracts, please click here.
06/20/16
The Sintbat Kick-off Meeting took place on the 27th of April 2016 in Brussels.
Representatives from all 9 project partners and the European Commission came together to get to know each other and discuss the first project activities and most important aspects.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 685716.
