Dr. Dong Li Presents at ELBC2024: Lead-Acid Battery Markets and Trends

From September 16 to 19, 2024, the European Lead Battery Conference (ELBC), took place in Milan, Italy, gathering industry leaders to discuss the latest advancements and future trends in lead battery technology. Dr. Dong Li, Chairman of Leoch, was invited to deliver a keynote speech and serve as a session chair, receiving an enthusiastic welcome from attendees.

As the most significant global event in the lead battery industry, the ELBC, held every two years, is highly anticipated by key players worldwide. It offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the latest innovations in lead battery technology, network with industry professionals, and strengthen business relationships.

This year, more than 1,000 executives, presidents, and senior managers from leading global companies attended the conference. Representatives from 140 companies showcased their latest products, technologies, and services, while over 60 renowned speakers shared insights through presentations.

During the opening ceremony, Dr. Dong Li delivered a keynote titled "Lead-Acid Battery Markets & Trends," covering crucial topics such as the steady future of lead-acid batteries, market trends, and their coexistence with lithium-ion batteries. He highlighted the significant growth opportunities for lead batteries, particularly in automotive start-stop systems and energy storage applications.

On the second day, Dr. Dong Li was invited to chair a session focused on Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), the evolving battery technology race, and the impact of upcoming EU battery regulations shaping the next decade. The session facilitated engaging and interactive discussions, with industry leaders sharing their perspectives on the challenges and innovations in energy storage solutions.

One of the key topics was how advancements in BESS technology are accelerating the global transition to sustainable energy, leveraging new regulatory frameworks to unlock growth potential. Attendees praised the session as a highly productive exchange of ideas, with many leaving confident in the continued innovation within the global energy storage sector.