NBRI at The 22nd Series of Power Generation Renewable Energy & Electrical Equipment Exhibition

The National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) is proudly participating in the 22nd Series of Power Generation Renewable Energy & Electrical Equipment Exhibition, held at JIExpo, Kemayoran, from August 28 to 31, 2024. The event, organized by PAMERINDO INDONESIA and Informa Markets, centers around the theme “Advancing Industrial Sustainability: Smart Urban Development & Sustainable City”, reflecting the urgent need for sustainable development in the energy sector. The exhibition has drawn industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers from across the globe, all united by a shared commitment to fostering sustainable innovation.

Prof. Evvy Kartini, founder of NBRI, had the honor of opening the event, emphasizing the importance of strengthening Indonesia’s role in the global shift toward renewable energy. Her speech highlighted NBRI’s efforts to lead the development of battery technology as a key driver of sustainable energy solutions. As a recognized advocate for clean energy, Prof. Evvy outlined how the institute’s research and innovations align with the country’s vision for smart urban development and sustainable cities.

NBRI’s presence at booth HALL D1-8103 served as a platform to showcase its cutting-edge innovations in battery technology. The institute unveiled its latest advancements in energy storage solutions, focusing on the critical role of lithium-ion batteries in powering the future of electric vehicles and renewable energy systems. NBRI’s display attracted the attention of numerous stakeholders, including industry professionals, government officials, and academics, all eager to learn more about the institute’s pioneering work in battery standardization and critical mineral utilization.

Throughout the exhibition, NBRI engaged in meaningful discussions with industry leaders, exploring potential collaborations to drive the development of Indonesia’s domestic battery ecosystem. These dialogues were aimed at building strategic partnerships that would accelerate the adoption of sustainable energy technologies. Prof. Evvy and her team shared their insights on how Indonesia’s abundant critical minerals, particularly nickel, could be harnessed to enhance the country’s contribution to the global renewable energy transition.

The event further solidified NBRI’s reputation as a key player in shaping Indonesia’s energy future. By actively participating in this high-profile exhibition, NBRI continues to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to fostering innovation and sustainability. The institute remains dedicated to working with national and international partners to lead the way in developing energy solutions that will have a lasting impact on Indonesia’s sustainable development goals and contribute to the global fight against climate change.