- Bratislava, June 14, 2023
Andrea Strakova Fedorkova became the new Chairperson of the Slovak Battery Alliance - Košice, May 10, 2023
The pilot EBA Academy programme under the SBaA has started - Bratislava, December 22, 2022
ENERGY MANIFEST 2022 brings new challenges for coming years - Bratislava, November 3, 2022
ENERGY MANIFEST Forum 2022 in 7 days - Bratislava, October 10, 2022
ENERGY MANIFEST Forum 2022 in a month - Bratislava, September 8, 2022
National smoke-free day with batteries - Bratislava, June 21, 2022
Competition Baterry of Ideas has its winners - Production of green hydrogen is the future
- Bratislava 2022
SBaA become a member of Flow Batteries Europe - Bratislava 2022
Breakfast of the Slovak Battery Alliance - Dubai 2020
Slovak Battery Alliance at EXPO - Bratislava, June 21, 2021
Greener Slovakia also thanks to batteries - Bratislava, March 1, 2021
Industrial innovation requires quality battery systems - Brusel, January 26, 2021
Slovak companies are involved in European Battery Innovation - February 10, 2020
The Slovak Battery Alliance in 2020 - Bratislava, November 5, 2019
The Energy Manifest takes form - Bratislava, November 5, 2019
The Energy Manifest Conference - Brussels, June 20, 2019
The Slovak Battery Alliance becomes a member of the European Battery Alliance - Brussels, June 20, 2019
The Slovak Battery Alliance is established
Activity
National smoke-free day with batteries
8.9.2022 Bratislava. The Slovak Battery Alliance (SBaA) participated as a partner in the professional event prepared by Hospodárske noviny on the occasion of the National Smoke Free Day.
"Such events about energy and emissions are extremely useful at this time to publicly discuss what the real problem is and what solutions are available," said Marian Smik, representative of the Slovak Battery Alliance in a panel discussion on electromobility and emissions.
The participants in the panel discussed the real situation in industry and decarbonization, the biggest polluters and producers of CO2 emissions and the share of transport. Air transport also has a share in the creation of emissions, which is not dealt with as intensively as passenger and truck transport.
"We need to think about the intensity of research into batteries, because they will be necessary for new electric cars and the requirements for their performance will increase rapidly. It is also important to remove elements and substances from batteries that may be unavailable in the future," Marián Smik added in the discussion.
