From Promise to Production: Which Battery Technologies Will Shape the Next Era - and Which Won't? 

Silicon, LFP, sodium-ion, solid-state, and new cell designs are competing to define the next era of battery production. As the industry moves toward high-volume manufacturing, the key question is which technologies can scale reliably, cost-effectively, and at industrial quality.

The next phase will be shaped by more than chemistry. Manufacturing readiness, material availability, durability, fast charging, safety, and cell design will determine what reaches next-generation EV platforms.

The session will bring together leaders at the forefront of battery production, EV platforms, materials, infrastructure, and investment: Moshiel Biton (Addionics), Paul Lichty (Forge Nano), and Jeffrey Chamberlain (OneD Battery Science), in a discussion moderated by James Frith (Volta Energy Technologies).

Together, they’ll explore:

• Which battery technologies are ready to move beyond the lab

• How silicon, LFP, sodium-ion, and solid-state are reshaping production

• Why manufacturability, durability, cost, and safety will determine adoption

• How new cell designs can support next-generation EV platforms

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear what will scale, what will change, and what will define the next era of battery production.