This seminar helps you understand what drives the battery market—and how you can strategically leverage it
Batteries have become one of the most sought-after commodities of our time – and the market continues to grow rapidly. The reasons: rising demand in electromobility, energy storage, industry, and consumer goods. But anyone who wants to understand the battery market needs guidance in the complex interplay of technology, value chain, stakeholder landscape, and global trends.
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Who it’s for
Beginners & stakeholders from various industries; business development, project & department leads
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Dates
Tuesday 29th and Wednesday 30th September 2026
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Time
3:00pm to 6:00pm AEST
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