HANNOVER. How do innovative technologies become practical solutions and successful business models? At the CleanTech Summer Festival in Lower Saxony, around 200 representatives from business, research, politics, and networks came together to discuss this topic.

The joint event organized by the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Transport, Building and Digitalisation and Niedersachsen.next focused on implementing the transformation in the real world - from green hydrogen to the circular economy and battery technologies, all the way to energy infrastructure and digitalization.

The event highlighted specific projects, successful collaborations, challenges, and practical solutions. A key takeaway: For innovations to find their way into practical application, collaboration is needed throughout the entire value chain.

„New technologies open up new markets. New markets create opportunities for new companies.“, emphasized Grant Hendrik Tonne, Lower Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs.

Our CEO, Dr.-Ing. Frederic Schuh, attended the event and presented BatteryQuest during the session titled „Successfully Scaling Innovation.“ He shared insights into the prerequisites and challenges of successfully scaling a startup.

With our battery cell engineering services - ranging from technical consulting and battery testing to cell teardown, post-mortem analysis, and lifetime modeling - we support companies to make profound decisions in the context of battery engineering. The exchange with other companies and research institutions provides valuable insights and opportunities for collaborations and partnerships.

We would like to thank the organizers and all our discussion partners for their valuable insights and engaging conversations!

Press Release from the Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Transportation, and Construction
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