NBRI Attends High-Level Forum on Global Partnerships in Bali

On September 3, 2024, Prof. Evvy Kartini, founder of the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI), participated in the High-Level Forum on Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships in Bali. Spanning from September 1-3, the forum brought together influential global leaders, policymakers, business executives, and representatives from international organizations. The primary aim of the event was to foster cooperation and strengthen partnerships in addressing critical challenges related to sustainable development. Prof. Evvy's participation highlighted NBRI’s commitment to supporting global efforts in sustainable energy and innovation.

The forum, recognized for its focus on collaborative problem-solving, explored the role of multi-stakeholder partnerships in tackling pressing issues like climate change, renewable energy adoption, and resource management. Prof. Evvy Kartini actively contributed to discussions that centered on the importance of building strategic alliances between governments, private sectors, and research institutions to accelerate progress towards sustainable energy goals. Her involvement underscored NBRI’s role as a key player in promoting sustainable battery technologies and renewable energy solutions.

A key theme of the forum was Indonesia’s pivotal role in the global battery sector, driven by its wealth of critical minerals, particularly nickel, which is essential for battery production. Prof. Evvy highlighted Indonesia’s potential to become a leading exporter of sustainable battery technology, reinforcing the nation's importance in the global shift towards electric vehicles and clean energy. NBRI’s contribution to advancing battery research aligns with this national vision and supports the growth of Indonesia’s renewable energy sector.

Additionally, the forum emphasized the need for the standardization of battery technologies and responsible mining practices to ensure the long-term sustainability of Indonesia’s critical mineral resources. Prof. Evvy discussed NBRI’s efforts to promote industry best practices and foster innovation in battery manufacturing. Her insights reaffirmed NBRI’s commitment to advancing cutting-edge research that aligns with global standards, contributing to the development of a sustainable energy infrastructure.

In conclusion, Prof. Evvy Kartini’s presence at the High-Level Forum further strengthened NBRI’s position as a leader in the global energy transition. The event provided valuable opportunities for NBRI to collaborate with international stakeholders, align with global sustainable development goals, and accelerate Indonesia’s efforts to become a global hub for renewable energy and battery technology innovation.