INNOVATION
R&I as enabler of Europe's competitiveness
Batteries for a sovereign and competitive Europe
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R&I as enabler of Europe's competitiveness
Diverse solutions, one roadmap. Greater impact.
Aligning efforts. Accelerating innovation.
Building on success. Driving the future together.
Your endorsement helps build a strong, unified voice for battery innovation across Europe.
We strongly support the Battery R&I Blueprint. Batteries are a strategic cornerstone of Europe’s competitiveness, resilience, energy security and technological sovereignty.
Europe’s battery future depends on an integrated, coherent R+D ecosystem spanning technologies, value chain and applications. The alternative is fragmentation we cannot afford.
Having a farsighted, actionable and R&I strategy is key to have the European Battery industry to succeed. BEPA's Blueprint addresses the main priorities to make it happen.
It is of critical importance to not only keep, but also strengthen the development chain in the battery field, from basic studies to development and application
BatteryPlat supports the Battery R&I Blueprint as a coordinated European effort to strengthen industrial competitiveness, innovation capacity and leadership in batteries.
LiPLANET endorses the Blueprint to strengthen open-access pilot lines and bridge the scale-up gap for SMEs under a dedicated, unified FP10 Battery Partnership.
As an EU consortium advancing lithium-sulphur batteries for mobility applications, ANGeLiC backs this Blueprint's push for sustained battery R&I investment.
CIIAE fully commits with the aim of strenghten the R&D in the key sector for decarbonisation and the green transition. We are working on batteries as the solution for challenges
The Blueprint provides a broader European R&I ecosystem perspective that complements and reinforces the vision and priorities set out in the European Battery Manufacturing Industry
Past years have shown: Battery development is no longer just about sustainability, but rather about industrial competitiveness and geopolitical security for Europe.
Battery systems are an indispensable technology for the future; research into them strengthens Europe’s autonomy, competitiveness and climate-neutral economy.
Europe's battery future depends on its own IP and chemistries. Basquevolt proudly supports the Blueprint and a dedicated Batteries Partnership in FP10
Europe’s competitiveness and security depend on our ability to develop and deliver the battery technologies for the future.
As an ecosystem member in TR, we support the Battery R&I Blueprint to cut scrap rates & time-to-market, turning sustainability into a global commercial advantage.
As European battery machine builders, we endorse the BEPA R&I Blueprint: innovation in manufacturing is key to scaling a competitive, resilient and sovereign battery value chain.
“Endorsing the Battery R&I Blueprint is essential to align Europe’s research and innovation efforts around a shared vision for a competitive, sustainable and resilient battery valu
R&D are still needed to securing Europe's sovereignty, and competitiveness in Battery technologies. A dedicated battery partnership is crutial to implementing R&D strategy.
VOCAI supports BEPA’s Battery R&I Blueprint, bringing chemical intelligence from battery gases together with electrical and thermal data for safer, smarter batteries.
Battery Cluster Portugal endorses this Blueprint, which reflects Portugal’s national strategy for the battery sector and supports a competitive European value chain.
The Blueprint rightly puts battery innovation at the centre of public support. Turning R&I into deployment is how Europe builds a resilient, competitive energy system.
Europe will not secure battery leadership through research alone. We must scale, invest and industrialise. The Blueprint provides the roadmap to make it happen.
F6S endorses the Battery R&I Blueprint to strengthen Europe’s battery innovation ecosystem, connecting projects, and innovators to accelerate collaboration and market impact.
STREAMS endorses the Battery R&I Blueprint to strengthen Europe’s resilient, circular battery value chain by advancing sustainable materials, recycling and scalable manufacturing.
HighMag endorses the Battery R&I Blueprint to keep Europe’s battery R&I diverse, resilient and competitive, advancing magnesium batteries from research to market.
HyLiST endorses the Battery R&I Blueprint to advance safer, sustainable solid-state batteries and ensure Europe turns breakthrough R&I into scalable industrial solutions.
Let’s achieve storage supply chain and manufacture circularity and locality
Batteries will play a vital role in Europe’s energy and mobility transition. BEPA helps bring the industry together and we in EPTTAS highly value this initiativ.
Europe must turn world-class battery research into scalable technologies, companies and manufacturing through coordinated, long-term R&I.
Endorsing the Battery R&I Blueprint helps prepare future engineers to use battery technologies and materials safely, responsibly, and sustainably.
Embedding AI, diagnostics and digital twins in battery R&I closes Europe's speed gap, makes storage investable, and turns research strength into deployable grid-scale capacity.
We endorse the Blueprint as consumer batteries are used by millions of consumers every day and a key pillar of Europe's resilience, competitiveness and technological sovereignty.
Alignment is instrumental for Europe's competitiveness today and future technological sovereignity based on our own R&I. Batteries are not optional - they are a societal backbone
We endorse the Battery R&I Blueprint. As a key stakeholder in European battery R&I, we support its vision for a coordinated ecosystem that strengthens Europe's leadership.
Europe needs battery intelligence across the entire lifecycle – combining advanced diagnostics, trusted data and digitalisation to turn research into scalable industrial solutions.
Europe invents batteries. Other countries build them. We need to back a dedicated Battery Partnership in FP10, or we risk funding someone else's industry.
The energy transition will be decided in the factory, not the lab. Europe can invent the technology. Owning the manufacturing needs sustained research and innovation support.