Advancing Knowledge On EV Battery Standards to Propel Indonesia\'s Electric Vehicle Industry

On December 12, 2024, Prof. Evvy Kartini, The esteemed founder of National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) actively participated in the Workshop on Understanding Battery  Product Standards for Electric Vehicles. Organized by the Ministry of Industry, Republic Indonesia, the event took place at the Ramada by Wyndham Serpong Hotel. The workshop brought together 50 participants, including laboratory testers, product certification auditors, and industry practitioners, all committed to advancing indonesia's electric vehicle (EV) Ecosystem. 

Prof. Evvy Kartini delivered an enlightening presentation focused on EV battery product standards in accordance with the Indonesian National Standard (SNI). Her session emphasized the critical importance of ensuring quality, safety, and compliance in EV battery manufacturing. Through her expert insight, participants gained a deeper understanding of the stringent requirement and key aspects necessary to align with global best practices in battery technology. 

The Workshop was designed to address the growing need for knowledge and technical capabilities in EV battery testing and certification. Participants engaged in discussions on standardization processes, exploring how robust frameworks can drive innovation and enhance the competitiveness of Indonesia's EV Industry. By fostering a culture of excellence in quality ansurance, the event south to empower stakeholders with the tools  and expertise required to support the rapid transition to electric mobility. 

Bringing together diverse stakeholders, the workshop created a platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. Laboratory testers, auditors, and industry practitioner shared their experiences and insights, indentifying opportunities to streamline the processes and overcome challenges  in implementing battery standards. The spirit of  collaboration underscores indonesia's commitment to develop a sustainable and resilient EV ecosystem.

Prof. Evvy highlighted the strategic importance of aligning local standards with international benchmarks. She emphasized that harmonized standards not only ensure consumer safety but also position Indonesia as a key player in the global EV supply chain.  Her call to action inspired participants to continue their effors in up holding high standards of quality and compliance, which are essential for the industry's long term growth. 

As Indonesia  accelerates its push toward sustainable transportation, workshop like these play a crucial role in equiping industry players with the knowledge  and skills to meet envolving demands. The event marked a significant step forward in strengthening the foundations of Indonesia's EV industry, with a focus on advancing battery technology standards. This collaboration effort reaffirms the nation's ambition to become  a leader in the global transition to clean energy and electric mobility.