Next Generation Battery Systems: Smart Packing for Maximum Power

The EU-INGENIOuS Cluster will host its third webinar, titled “Next Generation Battery Systems: Smart Packing for Maximum Power,” on 6 November 2025 at 10:30 AM CET

This online session will explore how battery pack design and system architecture translate cell-level improvements into tangible gains in power, energy density, and usable range. Speakers will discuss advancements in battery pack energy and power density, as well as the testing and validation of cutting-edge project technologies.

Jeremy Warren, Project Coordinator of TEMPEST, will present alongside representatives from the EU-INGENIOuS Cluster and partner projects including NEXTBAT, VERSAPRINT, BATSS, and EXTENDED.

Register now to join the live event and access the full agenda.
The cluster unites 57 organisations across 17 countries, supported by a combined EU research investment of over €23.5 million.

TEMPEST video showcased at the R&I Conference 2025

Next September 16 and 17, TEMPEST’s official video will be featured at European Research & Innovation Days 2025 (The Square, Brussels). The sixth edition of this flagship event of the European Commission will bring together policymakers, researchers, business leaders and the wider innovation community to discuss how research and innovation drives Europe’s competitiveness, sustainability and industrial leadership, underpinning the EU’s top priorities.

If you wish to follow the event online, please refer to the streaming that will appear on 16 & 17 September 2025 on the event’s website.

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BUvyx7Cv-4

University of Patras Presents TEMPEST Project at BrIAS BATTERIES 2025

The University of Patras participated in the BrIAS BATTERIES 2025 Conference, held on May 22–23, 2025, in Brussels, Belgium. The event, organized by the Brussels Institute of Advanced Studies, brought together international researchers to discuss recent advances in battery modelling, control, and management systems.

Representing the University, Katerina Fragiadaki presented the TEMPEST project abstract titled ‘Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Impact Response of a Thermoplastic Battery Housing.’ The study focused on evaluating the mechanical performance of thermoplastic materials used in battery enclosures, combining both simulation and experimental methods.

The presentation highlighted the TEMPEST project’s contribution to improving battery safety and system reliability, supporting the broader goals of efficient and robust energy storage technologies.

Turning Challenges into Advantages: What Current Practices Teach Us About Future Battery Design and Sustainability

A webinar organised by the EXTENDED project in collaboration with EU-INGENIOuS cluster

Following the success of the Empowering Europe webinar hosted by the EU INGENIOUS cluster—which includes the TEMPEST, NEXTBAT, VERSAPRINT, BATSS, and EXTENDED—we’re excited to announce the second session of the EU-INGENIOUS webinar series.

On June 11, Jeremy Warren, coordinator of the TEMPEST Project, will join an expert panel for an interactive session focused on the transformative impact of the 2023 Battery Regulation on the battery industry.

This webinar will bring together voices from industry and academia to explore regulatory effects, challenges across the battery value chain, and innovations in battery design and lifecycle management.

Featured Speakers

Bruno Rodrigues, ABEE
Rafaela Gonçalves, INEGI
Morshed Varzandeh, ABEE
Jeremy Warren, TEMPEST Project
Lisa-Lou, CEA
Saurabh Pathak, BMZ

Moderator:

Fernando Machado, Portugal Battery Cluster

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with thought leaders, gain valuable insights, and help shape the future of sustainable battery technologies.

TEMPEST at BrIAS Conference – Batteries 2025

The TEMPEST project will participate in the upcoming 1st Brussels Institute of Advanced Studies (BrIAS) Conference on Battery Management and Future Technologies – Batteries2025, taking place on May 22–23, 2025, in Brussels, Belgium.

The BrIAS Batteries2025 conference aims to establish itself as a recurring international event, bringing together a multidisciplinary scientific community to present and discuss the latest advancements and future directions in the dynamic modelling and control of battery systems, including Battery Management Systems (BMS) and Energy Management Systems (EMS) with storage integration.

TEMPEST project partners will present their abstract, titled ‘Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Impact Response of a Thermoplastic Battery Housing.’ More information here

TEMPEST Project Participates in RTR Conference 2025

The TEMPEST Project participated last February 11 in the RTR Conference, where it contributed to the first #BATT4EU session.

Session 6 focused on high-performance and safe-by-design next-generation battery systems for road transport applications, stemming from the 2022 call. The session featured insights from multiple EU-funded projects, each presenting advancements in battery technology:

EXTENDED Project – Maximilian Mellin (BMZ Group) presented developments in multifunctional, modular, and scalable semi-solid-state battery systems.
TEMPEST Project – Jeremy Warren (Applus+) introduced work on multi-architecture battery packs designed for industrial applications.
VERSAPRINT EU – Lisa-lou Gracia (CEA) discussed versatile printed solutions aimed at enhancing battery safety and performance.
NEXTBAT Project – Mikko Pihlatie (VTT) outlined efforts to develop a highly safe and sustainable battery system, integrating electrical, thermal, and mechanical safety considerations.
BATSS EU – Iosu Cendoya (CIDETEC) presented advancements in safe and efficient battery systems based on advanced cell technology.

Moderated by Martha Gialampouki (CINEA – European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency) and Manasa Sridhar (Iveco Group, Executive Board member at BEPA).

TEMPEST Project Shines at Battery Innovation Days 2024 in Barcelona

The TEMPEST Project recently participated in Battery Innovation Days 2024 (BID2024), held in Barcelona and online, marking another milestone in its commitment to advancing next-generation battery technologies. This year’s event brought together leading stakeholders, innovators, and researchers in the European battery sector to showcase progress and foster collaborations.

As part of the EU-INGENIOUS cluster, TEMPEST joined forces with several EU projects to contribute to discussions on the latest advancements in battery materials, smarter recycling strategies, and sustainable production methods. The event highlighted the collective efforts of EU-funded initiatives to drive innovation and deliver safer, high-performance battery solutions for Europe’s transport and energy systems.

The TEMPEST Project at the 8th European Conference on Results from Road Transport Research

Join Jeremy Warren, TEMPEST project coordinator, as he speaks at the RTR Conference 2025, an event showcasing significant results and scientific achievements of EU-funded road transport research projects. The conference, held from February 11-13, 2025, at The EGG, Brussels, marks its 8th edition, offering a unique platform to explore the impact of these projects.

This year’s event is organized by ERTRAC (European Road Transport Research Advisory Council), 2Zero, the CCAM Association, and the European Commission, with BEPA joining the event team to highlight impressive research outcomes.

Participants will learn about the results and anticipated impacts of Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects, covering key areas such as Green Vehicles, Urban Mobility, Logistics, Intelligent Transport Systems, Safety, and Automated Road Transport. The conference aims to provide a comprehensive overview of advancements in these fields, showcasing benefits for the environment, economy, and European society.

Key Session: February 11, 16:30 – 18:45

In the session titled High-performance and Safe-by-Design Next Generation Battery Systems for Road Transport Applications, TEMPEST will present alongside EU-INGENIOuS projects EXTENDED, VERSAPRINT, NEXTBAT, and BATSS.

TEMPEST Project Showcases Innovations at European Battery Technology Collaboration Meeting

The TEMPEST project was honored to participate in the collaboration meeting hosted by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) in partnership with the Batteries European Partnership Association (BEPA) and the European Green Vehicles Initiative Association (EGVIA). This event, held in Petten, Netherlands, last October 23, was part of the 2Zero initiative aimed at advancing zero-emission transport solutions. The project was represented by our coordinator, Jeremy Warren.

The meeting served as an excellent platform to exchange insights on next-generation battery technologies, testing methodologies, and sustainability strategies. Jeremy Warren showcased the TEMPEST project’s contributions, highlighting recent advancements and engaging in discussions with other European initiatives, including BATSS EU, NEXTBAT, EXTENDED, and VERSAPRINT EU.

The TEMPEST Project Participates in SiGNE Workshop

On September 24, the TEMPEST project participated in the workshop “The Future of EV Batteries,” organized by the SiGNE project. This hybrid event took place both at Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello, Italy, and online.

Jeremy Warren, the TEMPEST Project Coordinator, presented an overview of the project alongside other Horizon Europe-funded initiatives, including IntelLigent, NEXTCELL, BIG LEAP, HAVEN, and FASTEST.

The workshop concluded with an engaging panel discussion titled “Integrating New Concepts in EV Batteries at Scale: Challenges and Trade-offs to Meet Performance Targets.”