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Battery Show Europe 2026: Technology Highlights From the Show Floor

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By Michael Anderson Verified
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As editor-in-chief of Battery Technology, Michael C. Anderson leads the brand’s coverage of advancements in battery technology as well as associated materials and manufacturing techniques across industries such as automotive/EVs, e-mobility, maritime, aerospace, medtech, and consumer electronics.
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Can Europe Close the Battery Manufacturing Gap with China? Industry Leader Says Yes—With Conditions

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By Michael Anderson Verified
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Michael C. Anderson,Editor-in-Chief, Battery Technology,Manufacturing by Informa June 11, 2026 ReCharge Director General Ilka von Dalwigk keynotes The Battery Show Europe in Stuttgart on June 11, 2026.M. Anderson / Battery Technolgy When Ilka von Dalwigk took the stage at The Battery Show Europe on June 11, her message carried both urgency and cautious optimism.
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EV Battery Insulation Goes Digital as Plastic Film Fails Under Fast-Charging Stress

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The plastic film wrapped around today's prismatic and cylindrical battery cells performs a critical job: it electrically insulates metal housings that will be stacked by the hundreds inside an EV pack. But as charging speeds increase and battery energy densities climb, that same insulating layer is becoming a liability—trapping heat when cells need to shed it, peeling away from corners under mechanical stress, and introducing yield loss on high-volume production lines.
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