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OPTIMIsE yOuR INvEsTMENT IN NEW BATTERy TECHNOLOgIEs3 DAys DEDICATED TO MEETINgs & NETWORKINg60 speakers – 40 exhibitors – 350+ International delegatesBatteries Environment Outlook Forum : september 29th 2009

• Learn how to bridge the gap between power needs and what the market offers today

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Dear Partners,

It is a great pleasure to welcome you this year in Cannes-Mandelieu for the 11th edition of the BATTERIES event.BATTERIES 2009 has become one of the Major worldwide exhibitions and

conferences on power supply. In 2008, with more than 350 attendees from all over the globe, the event recorded an increase in attendance of 25%. To keep pace with its growth, BATTERIES congress is moving to Cannes-Mandelieu, in the heart of the French Riviera, looking out over, the Esterel mountains and the Baie de Cannes.BATTERIES 2009 offers a good blend of keynote sessions, panel discussions and case studies with different workshops. You will be able to catch in depth and targeted information on fuel cells, new products & development and power management.BATTERIES 2009 will dedicate 3 days to analysing:“How to bridge the gap between power needs and what the market offers today while still providing safe solutions.”This is a focused and high-level conference which targets specific topics in batteries environment:• A complete overview of the international battery market• The present-day context and regulations• An update on the latest trends in R&D• A focus on the consumer and industrial markets• New developments in Lithium Ion Batteries• Economic analysis of the financial crisis impact on the HEV industry• Themes such as: Micro Fuel Cells, Nanotechnology, Hybrid Vehicles, Safety Concerns, Lithium Metal, NiMH, New products, New concepts, New materials and so on…

• 2nd Edition of the Batteries Environment Outlook Forum: to address all the environmental issues linked to the manufacturing of the batteriesIf you wish to be part of an event offering a complete update on the Batteries market, research and applications in order to address emerging business opportunities and accelerate growth in the Battery community then come and meet your customers, your suppliers, your competitors and your partners at BATTERIES 2009 and THE BATTERIES ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK FORUM.We look forward to seeing you in Cannes-Mandelieu.Best regards.

Christophe Pillot Batteries 2009 Chairman - AVICENNE Développement

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Thank you for hosting Batteries 2008 conference. We really enjoyed the interaction with other industry experts.

Rajat Mehta, Ventures and Business Development, The Dow Chemical Company

I was pleased to be able to meet many people in the battery industry that I had previously worked with on various projects & professional organizations, but had not met in person. I also met several people from my local area. The quality of the technical presentation was very good. Daren Slee, Senior managing Engineer,

Exponent Inc.

I would like to thank you for the organization that surrounded the entire Batteries 2008 conference in Nice earlier this month. I found the conference very interesting and just the right mix between real-life products/problems and research and development within the industry and university.

Mario Salazar, Saab Aerospace

The right crossroad between

batteries makers and OEM

DAY 2: THuRSDAY- 9TH OCTOBER 2008

DAY 2: THuRSDAY- 9TH OCTOBER 2008

DAY 1: WEDNESDAY- 30TH SEPTEMBER 2009

DAY 2: THuRSDAY- 1ST OCTOBER 2009

DAY 3: FRIDAY- 2ND OCTOBER 2009

CONSuMER MARkET AND NEW PERSPECTIVES

8:30-

12:40

Chairmen : Hans Walter Praas, CEO, Texsys GmbH & John Zhang, VP and CTO, Celgard LLCkamal Shah, Manager, Intel Corp - Chairman, Mobile PC Extended Battery Life Working Group Tim Sharpin, Director, OEM Strategic Alliance Team, Energizer Holdings Limited Adam Laubach, CTO, ReVolt TechnologyMichael Fetcenko, President, Ovonic Battery CompanyCelina J. Mikolajczak, P.E., Senior Managing Engineer, Exponent Martyn Ottaway, Founder, Thermal Hazard Technology Asli Solmaz-kaiser, Business Development Manager, High-Tech Industry, UL International Germany GmbH

2 PARALLEL WORkSHOPS

14:00-

15:40

16:10-

18:15

WS1: ultra/supercapacitors & micro fuel cellsEspace Siagne BChairman: Carl kukkonen, CEO, Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation

WS 2: Raw Materials - Part 1Auditorium RivieraChairman: Sébastien Martinet, Head of Laboratory of Components for Energy,

WS 3: Power Management Espace Siagne BChairman: John Qian, Portable Power battery Management Applications Manager, Texas Instruments

WS4: Raw Materials - Part 2Auditorium RivieraChairman: Ralph Brodd, President, Broddarp of Nevada Inc

20:00 Gala Dinner at the Majestic Cannes Barrière

DAY 0: TuESDAY- 29TH SEPTEMBER 2009 Batteries 2009 at a glance SECOND EDITION «BATTERIES ENVIRONNEMENT OuTLOOk FORuM»

9:00-

12:30

14:00-

17:45

Emmanuel Beaurepaire, General Secretary, EBRA Jean-Pol Wiaux, General Manager, Recharge aisblCarl Smith, Ceo/President RBRC (Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation), US Beate kummer, Chemist, Toxicologist, Consultant - Kummer:Umweltkommunikation GmbH i.G.

Jan Tytgat, Member of the Board, EBRA Johan Van Peperzeel, Managing Director, Van Peperzeel Robert Rouget, Directeur, SCPS Group Abram Op de Beeck, Manager Customs & Foreign Trade, Umicore NV Farouk Tedjar, President, Recupyl SAS

BATTERY MARkET & MAIN TRENDS

9:00-

12:30

Chairman: Christophe Pillot, Associate Consultant, Avicenne Développement Seon Man ko, Senior Product Manager, Samsung SDI Xu Gang, Technology Vice President, Tianjin Lishen Battery Joint-Stock Co., Ltd., keith Hardy, Director, FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership - Vehicle Technologies Program, US Dept of Energy Christina Lampe-Onnerud, Founder and CEO, Boston-Power Inc Jean-Pol Wiaux, General Manager, Recharge aisbl

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

14:00-

18:00

Chairman : Bruno Scrosati, Professor of Electrochemistry, University of Roma « La Sapienza »Sébastien Martinet, Head of Laboratory of Components for Energy, CEA/LITEN kai-Christian Möller, Competence team manager - Fraunhofer Institut für SilicatforschungRachid Yazami, Founding Director, Liox Power Inc.- Research Director at CNRSYazid Saidi, Director of Material Research, Valence Technology IncRalph Brodd, President, Broddarp of Nevada Inc Marcel Gauch, Project Manager,Empa- Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research-Technology & Society Lab

18:00 Cocktail in the Exhibition area

INDuSTRIAL APPLICATIONS & LARGE FORMAT BATTERIES SESSION

8:45-

12:55

Chairman: Franz J. kruger, Senior VP Engineering, PowerGenixJoe Carcone, VP Marketing, PowergenixDavid H. Shen, CEO, NEXcell Battery CO, Ltd Michael Metzger, Sales & Marketing Manager, MES-DEA SA Paul Beach, General Counsel and Vice President of Business Development, Quallion Sébastien Martinet, Head of Laboratory of Components for Energy, CEA/LITEN & a representative from Prollion Terry M. Copeland, President and CEO, Altairnano, Inc Hilmi Buqa, Project Manager/Senior Scientist, Laclanché SA Sven Bauer, Manager, BMZ GmbH Paul Cheesman, Head of Research, Development and Engineering, Exide Technologies

HEV SPECIAL SESSION

14:15-

17:15

Chairman: Ali Madani, General Manager, AvicenneTed Miller, Senior Manager, Energy Storage Strategy and Research, Ford Motor CompanyIsao Torii, President, Mitsubishi Motor R&D Europe GmbH Cécile Fournier, Project Manager,Direction de la Recherche, Etudes Avancées et Matériaux, Renault Bernard Sahut, Responsable du Sous Domaine d’Innovation, «Production, Stockage et Distribution de l’Energie», PSA Peugeot CitroënBartek kras, Technical Director of Impact Automotive TechnologiesLaurent Torcheux, Project Manager, EDF Guy Marlair, Scientific and Technical Support, Accidental Risk Division, INERIS

17:15 End of Congress

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Recyclers, putting their experience to work for the entire battery supply chain

The 2006 Battery directive establishes a new regulatory framework about its introduction on the market, use and end of

life of batteries, whether portable, industrial or for the automotive industry, in order to minimize their environmental impact. This new regulation, which has already been implemented in most Member States (the deadline was 26th of September 2008) will have significant effects on the batteries market. Producers must take into account measures for minimizing the environmental impact starting from the design of batteries and accumulators.Among these, appear to be:• The limitation of certain substances such as lead, cadmium and mercury that affect recycling activities (treatment process, markets for recovered materials ...)

• The energy labelling of portable batteries in order to enable consumers to make the right choice• The objectives in terms of efficiency of recycling, in priority the recycling rate of recovered materials for batteries and accumulators after recycling process

• The transportation of batteries• The extraction of spent batteries of electrical appliances…

The implementation of the REACH regulations (substances and chemical preparations) has a significant impact both on our batteries are positioned on the market as on battery recycling. Lastly new battery technologies are emerging and will require the development of new recycling technologies. EBRA, which meets with almost all battery recycling enterprises, has gained extensive knowledge on various environmental aspects on batteries.

The Batteries Environment Outlook Forum aims to share acquired knowledge with all stakeholders.

Emmanuel BeaurepaireGeneral Secretary

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8:30 Welcome Coffee and registration

09:00 - 9:15 INTRODuCTION BY THE FORuM CHAIRMAN EMMANuEL BEAuREPAIRE - GENERAL SECRETARY, EBRA

9:15 - 10:30 SESSION 1: EuROPEAN REGuLATORY EVOLuTIONS AND CHALLENGES

9:15 - 9:40 Speaker to be confirmedThe implementation of Batteries Directive 2006/66/EC

9:40-10:05

Jean-Pol Wiaux, General Manager, RechargeNew Challenges in the Implementation of the Batteries Directive • The transposition status of the new Batteries Directive in the Member States of the European Union• The different duties and responsabilities of producers according to the types of products placed on the market:

portable batteries, industrial batteries, Electrical and Electronic Equipment… • The potential impact of the implementation of spent batteries collection schemes on raw materials policy in the EU

10:05 - 10:30 Panel Session10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break11:00 - 11:45 SESSION 2: INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW

11:00 - 11:30Carl Smith, Ceo/President RBRC (Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation), US Changing North American Attitudes on the Environment and its Impact on Batteries• Changes in collection rates and techniques • Opinion leader attitudes• Emerging regulatory / legislative schemes • Some major trends

11:30 - 11:45 Panel Session11:45 - 14:45 SESSION 3: IMPLEMENTING REACH AND OTHER EuROPEAN REGuLATIONS

11:45 - 12:15

Beate kummer, Chemist, Toxicologist, Consultant - Kummer:Umweltkommunikation GmbH Reach regulation and Batteries Manufacturing• REACH implementation in the European industry• Differences in substances, mixtures and articles• The role of producers and importers• The main challenges before registration process (SIEFs, consortia)

12:15 - 12:30 Panel Session12:30 - 14:00 Lunch

14:00-14:30

Jan Tytgat, Member of the Board, EbraCalculation of Recycling Efficiency according to the European Battery Directive • Battery Directive postulates minimum recycling efficiency (RE) targets• Expert team report on RE calculation method, focus on «open points» (no industry agreement or different vision

between industry and Expert Team)• If available: decisions made by EU

14:30 - 14:45 Panel Session14:45 - 17:45 SESSION 4: BATTERIES TRANSPORTATION & RECYCLING

14:45 - 15:15 Johan Van Peperzeel, Managing Director, Van PeperzeelLithium Mobile Power Recycling

15:15 - 15:45Robert Rouget, Directeur, SCPS GroupNiZn batteries for stationary and transportation applications • NiZn battery technology • NiZn battery for stationary applications• NiZn battery for transportation • Cost Recycling • Conclusions

15:45 -16:15 Coffee break

16:15 - 16:45Abram Op de Beeck, Manager Customs & Foreign Trade, Umicore NVWasted batteries: transport issues • Waste shipment regulation • Dangerous goods regulations

16:45 - 17:15

Farouk Tedjar, President, Recupyl SASThe First European Experience of Dismantling and Recycling 200 kW Fuel Cells at Recupyl • Fuel cells have now demonstrated having a central place in the problem of renewable energy to decrease CO2 emissions and saving fossil resources • Huge quantity will be available on market in next coming years and consequently end-of-life products • RECUPYL has demonstrated extension of his battery technology for clean and full recycling of all valuable materials incorporated in 200 kW fuel cell.

17:15 - 17:45 Panel Session

Cannes-Mandelieu september 29th 2009Program

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8:00 Welcome Coffee and registration

9:00 - 9:30

Christophe Pillot, Associate Consultant, Avicenne DéveloppementMarket update Overview The Rechargeable Battery Market 2008-2020 • The Li-ion & NiMH battery market• Competitors strategy• Trends up to 2020 for the main applications: Portable electronics, Power Tools, Vehicles

9:30-11:30 kEYNOTE SESSION: BATTERY AND COMPONENT PRODuCERS AND uSERS: ROuND TABLE ON kEY ISSuES ON THE INTERNATIONAL BATTERIES MARkET

9:30-10:00 Seon Man ko, Senior Product Manager, Samsung SDISAMSuNG’s Advanced Li-Ion Battery Technology

10:00 - 10:30Xu Gang, Technology Vice President, Tianjin Lishen Battery Joint-Stock Co., Ltd., Research on Li-ion batteries for Electric Vehicles • Li-ion battery • LiFePO4, EV • PHEV, HEV

10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break in the exhibition area

11:00 - 11:30

keith Hardy, Director, FreedomCAR and Fuel Partnership - Vehicle Technologies Program, US Department of Energy The Push for Transportation Electrification in the US • The Obama Administration’s ‘New Energy for America Plan’ targets substantial reduction of petroleum consumption

and greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector through increased use of electricity as a fuel. • The American Reinvestment and Recovery Act funds specifically support production of batteries and electric drive

components for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. • This presentation will address specific actions in DOE’s R&D program, the Recovery Act projects and the timetable for

implementation.

Cannes Mandelieu – French RivieraAM: Battery Market & Main Trends

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11:30-12:30 kEYNOTE SESSION: ENVIRONMENT AND REGuLATORY ISSuES

11:30 - 12:00

Christina Lampe-Onnerud, Founder and CEO, Boston-Power IncThe Role of Batteries in the Green Economy • Defining a truly Green Economy• Emerging green portable power

solutions• Environmental accreditations for

li-ion• Reducing environmental impact in a

Green Economy

12:00 - 12:30

Jean-Pol Wiaux, General Manager, Recharge aisbl Impact of the European Regulatory and Legislative Framework on the Batteries Industry • Review of the implementation of

the new Batteries Directive in 27 Member States.

• The impact of the revision of the WEEE and RoHS Directives on the Battery Industry.

• The impact of the REACH regulation on those importing batteries in the European Union territory

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch in the exhibition area


Wednesday, september 30th 2009

CHAIRMAN: BRuNO SCROSATI PROFESSOR OF ELECTROCHEMISTRY, uNIVERSITY OF ROMA « LA SAPIENZA »

14:00 - 14:30

Bruno Scrosati, Professor of Electrochemistry, University of Roma « La Sapienza »New, clevery modified lithium-ion batteries • The lithium battery is one of the great successes of modern electrochemistry.• Lithium-ion batteries have an established role in the consumer electronic markets and are expected to soon

dominate electric automotive transportation renewable energy storage• Lithium technology is still open to a series of innovations which are expected to make the lithium ion battery in

the top position as the battery of the future

14:30-15:00

Sébastien Martinet, Head of Laboratory of Components for Energy, CEA/LITENOptimisation of Materials for High Energy Li-Ion cells.• Potentialities of high capacity lamellar compounds and Si-C composites. • Li-Rich Layered oxides for high capacity positive electrodes• Integration of these materials in cells exceeding 250 Wh/kg

15:00 - 15:30

kai-Christian Möller, Competence team manager “Electrochemical Energy Storage and Conversion” Fraunhofer Institut für SilicatforschungCombining Batteries and Supercaps - High Energy vs. High Power• Nanostructured materials for energy storage• High power lithium-ion batteries• High energy supercapacitors

15:30-16:00

Rachid Yazami, Founding Director, Liox Power Inc. - Visiting Associate, California Institute of Technology - Research Director at CNRSThe ETMS: A Thermodynamics Tool for Safer and Long-life Batteries• Introduction to the ETMS: principle and components• Study examples: anode materials, cathode materials• Effect of ageing on thermodynamics• New ETMS system for improved battery safety• Charging protocole according to cells thermodynamics• Conclusion and perspectives


16:30 - 17:00

Yazid Saidi, Director of Material Research, Valence Technology IncMeeting Electrical Vehicles Battery Demands • All major automotive OEMs are actively either developing or already marketing several types of Electric Vehicles

(HEV, PHEV, BEV, etc). • Depending on the drive system, it places different demands on the batteries. HEV requires a C-rate as high as

30C but at less than 100% DOD; PHEV requires about 10C but with 100% DOD, while BEV requires as low as 5C but with large capacity.

• Valence Technology is has been designing different classes of batteries to meet the wide range of varied demands

17:00 - 17:30 Ralph Brodd, President, Broddarp of Nevada IncWhy Li-Ion batteries for Transportation• Cathode materials, construction and safety

17:30 - 18:00

Marcel Gauch, Project Manager, Empa- Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research – Technology & Society Lab Life Cycle Assessment of Lithium Ion Batteries and Implications on Future E-mobility Applications.• Detailed cradle-to-gate Life Cycle Inventory of a modern Li-Ion battery, integration of the results in the

international eco-invent database.• Assessment of the environmental impact of components compared to the whole battery and of the battery

compared to the whole electric vehicle.• Considerations about future e-mobility applications compared with traditional mobility forms.

Conference programPM : Research & Development



8:00 Welcome Coffee and registration8:30-10:35 kEYNOTE SESSION: THE FuTuR CONSuMER MARkET CHAIRMAN: HANS WALTER PRAAS CEO, TEXSYS GMBH

8:30-8:55

kamal Shah, Manager, Mobility Enabling Initiative- Mobile Platforms Group, Intel Corp – Chairman, Mobile PCEnd user Perspectives on Notebook PC Battery LifeExtended Battery Life Working Group• Learn about notebook usages, operating environment, and connectivity• Comprehend impact of power limitations on user behavior• Learn about awareness and usage of notebook power management features• Learn about importance of battery life in purchase decision and willingness to pay• Identify changes in usage, especially those driven by increased wireless activity

8:55 - 9:20

Tim Sharpin, Director, OEM Strategic Alliance Team, Energizer Holdings LimitedZinc-Air Prismatic Batteries for Low Drain Applications.• Energizer is developing a Zinc Air Prismatic battery which will offer OEMs design flexibility, greater run times or

enable the design of smaller devices.• Compared to lithium ion batteries, Zinc Air Prismatic offers lower cost for the OEM, a similar thin form factor, and

eliminates the need for charge circuitry and a charging device• Energizer is developing simple and cost effective air management solutions to enable the use of this battery

technology in a wide range of portable electronic devices

9:20 - 9:45Adam Laubach, CTO, ReVolt Technology Ltd.ReVolt Rechargeable Zn-Air Technology• Zn-Air Secondary Systems Advances • Performance Status in Different Form Factors

9:45 - 10:10Michael Fetcenko, President, Ovonic Battery CompanyOvonic NiMH - Strong Now, Room for Growth• Commercial status • NiMH vs. Li-Ion Comparison • NiMH technical roadmap - “double the energy, half the cost”

10:10 - 10:35

Hans Walter Praas, CEO, Texsys GmbHPower and Safety Requirements for Wearable Electronic Devices near to Skin.• Li-Ion battery technology assessment and selection• Discussion of safety and reliability requirements under IEE 1625 / 1725• Aging, shelf life and production quality risks

10:35 - 11:00 Coffee break in the exhibition area11:00-12:40 kEYNOTE SESSION: POWER AND SAFETY/SECuRITY MANAGEMENT SESSIONCHAIRMAN: JOHN ZHANG VP AND CTO, CELGARD LLC– SR FELLOW AND COuNCIL CHAIRMAN, POLYPORE INC - CHAIRMAN OF CELL SuB-GROuP IEEE P1625

11:00 - 11:25 John Zhang, VP and CTO, Celgard LLC– Sr Fellow and Council Chairman, Polypore Inc - Chairman of Cell Sub-Group IEEE P1625Safety, Internal Short, Lithium Deposition and Standards • Li-ion filed incidents • Their failure mechanism • IEEE operation windows

11:25 - 11:50

Celina J. Mikolajczak, P.E., Senior Managing Engineer, ExponentLithium Plating in Commercial Lithium-Ion Cells: Observations and Analysis of Causes • Examples of lithium plating observed in commercial cells, and the implications on cell behavior during

subsequent cycling, including potential micro-shorting, and cell thermal runaway • The various specific causes of plating • Whether plating can be detected in the field by monitoring cell performance and either prevented or ameliorated

by modifying cell charging algorithms

11:50 - 12:15

Martyn Ottaway, Founder, Thermal Hazard TechnologyLithium Battery Safety and Calorimetry - an Overview• Battery Safety & Performance in battery use or abuse can be quantified with Adiabatic Calorimetry measuring heat release• Batteries of all shapes and sizes may be studied using the THT ARC, the recognized benchmark technology• This presentation will describe how all aspects of this important function are being addressed by major

organizations in this field…

12:15 - 12:40

Asli Solmaz-kaiser, Business Development Manager, High-Tech Industry, UL International Germany GmbHCreating a Compliance Strategy for Batteries • An overview of the worldwide regulatory environment regarding electrical safety • Integration of compliance strategy into the product life cycle • Product liability and market surveillance


Cannes Mandelieu – French Riviera

AM: Consumer Market and New Perspectives


Thursday, October 1st 2009

Conference program

PM: Parallel Workshops14:00-15:40 2 PARALLEL WORkSHOPS - WS1: uLTRA/SuPERCAPACITORS & MICRO FuEL CELLS - ESPACE SIAGNE BCHAIRMAN: CARL kukkONEN CEO, DIRECT METHANOL FuEL CELL CORPORATION, A VIASPACE COMPANY

14:00-14:25

Carl kukkonen, CEO, Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation, a VIASPACE companyProspects for Fuel Cells in Portable, Mobile and Backup Power Applications• Portable electronics• Fork lifts & automobiles• Backup power applications of fuel cells in areas where they potentially compete directly with batteries

14:25-14:50

Stephanie Fajtl, Analog Designer, ST EricssonPower Management in Micro-fuel Cell Supply System for Mobile Applications• Hybrid architecture.• Input voltage regulation: not a classical scheme.• Control two fuel cell based power sources in parallel charging a single Li Ion battery.

14:50-15:15

Gianni Sartorelli, Senior Sales Application Engineer, Maxwell Technologies SAultracapacitors used to Extend the Dynamic Performances of a Battery Powered Systems: some key parameters• If the idea Ultracapacitors could fully replace batteries or complement batteries in systems is well understood its

real application needs some differentiated approach. • The paper describes the key parameters for evaluating the pertinence of such «twin» energy storage devices.

15:15 - 15:40

Maria Mastragostino, Professor, University of BolognaPYR 1(201) TFSI - Based Asymmetric Double-layer Supercapacitor for HEV Application• One strategy for increasing the specific energy and power of electrochemical double-layer capacitors (EDLCs) is

the use of ionic liquid electrolytes (ILs) in asymmetric double-layer carbon supercapacitors (AEDLCs) which allow to reach maximum cell voltages as high as 3.7 V with high cycle stability over several thousand cycles.

• Here, we report the energy and power performance of AEDLCs featuring pyrrolidinium–based ILs evaluated by conventional galvanostatic cycling and by the USABC and DOE FreedomCAR benchmark protocols.

• The most outstanding finding is that the IL-based supercapacitors meet the dynamic power and energy capability targets stated by DOE for power-assist HEVs.

14:00-15:40 2 PARALLEL WORkSHOPS - WS2: RAW MATERIALS – PART 1 - AuDITORIuM RIVIERA CHAIRMAN: SéBASTIEN MARTINET HEAD OF LABORATORY OF COMPONENTS FOR ENERGY, CEA/LITEN

14:00-14:25

Thorsten Lahrs, CEO, Phostec Lithium Inc – a Süd Chemie CompanyQuality Driven Phostech’s Advanced LiFePO4 Cathode• Phostech Lithium produces and sells Life Power® P1 (energy grade) and Life Power® P2 (power grade) in its

plant in Canada and a semi-commercial unit in Germany and controls several synthesis processes to fulfill needs of present & future customers and markets.

• The presentation will highlight quality aspects of LiFePO4 developments/processes and comment on the QC efforts necessary to provide high-quality products on the market

14:25-14:50

James H.Miners, Chief Operating Officer, High Power LithiumNew Cathode for High Performance Li Ion: Manganese Phosphate• The benefits of Phosphate cathodes• Manganese Phosphate: performance, safety, durability, low cost• Combining the benefits of a phosphate with the voltage of an Oxide (4.1 V)

14:50-15:15

Fouad Brahim Boumakh, President & CEO, Nano-Techpower IncLiFePO4 Nonlinear Wave Phase Shift and High Order Frequency Modes for Next Generation Rechargeable High power Li-ion Battery System Design• Nano-techpower explores a new advanced Battery Design for the Li-ion technology based on MIT’s nonlinear

wave intercalation dynamics.• Presentation of the many nontrivial implications and extensions under development within this fundamental

new phase shift and nonlinear higher order frequency modes of ion intercalation at the composite eco-friendly and somewhat thermally stable LiFePO4 cathode level, as well as other potential commercial candidates for Electrode and electrolyte electrochemical formulations.

15:15 - 15:40 Hideaki Sadamura, General Manager R&D, Energy Solution Company Toda Kogyo CorpHigh Capacity Performance of Mn-based Li-rich NCM Composite Material

15:40 - 16:10 Coffee Break in the exhibition area


Conference program

PM: Parallel Workshops16:10 - 18:15 2 PARALLEL WORkSHOPS - WS3: POWER MANAGEMENT - ESPACE SIAGNE CHAIRMAN: JOHN QIAN PORTABLE POWER BATTERY MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS MANAGER, TEXAS

16:10 - 16:35

John Qian, Portable Power battery Management Applications Manager, Texas InstrumentsSingle Cell Battery Charging and Fuel Gauging in Battery Powered Portable Devices• This topic presents dynamic power path management linear battery charger for sharing the power between the

charger and system, and the switching-mode USB charger for effectively increasing the charge current by more than 40% over the linear charger.

• The impedance track fuel gauge algorithm for achieving up to 99% accuracy by compensating the aging, discharge rate and temperature with a charging and fuel gauge system solution will be presented.

16:35 - 17:00

Jason Tollefson, Product Marketing Manager, Advanced Microcontroller Architecture Division, Microchip Technology IncEmerging Trends in Embedded Power Management• What are electronic switches? • When should electronic switches be used?• Discussion of supervisory/wake-up circuits for electronic switches

17:00 - 17:25

Annika Ahlberg Tidblad, Senior Consultant-Quality Manager, Intertek Semko ABAccelerated testing of Li-ion batteries• Currently-used methods of acceleration (ageing)• Alternative approaches to acceleration • Benefits and limitations of different accelerated test methods relative to Li-ion batteries

17:25 - 17:50

ken Chisholm, VP of Engineering, Vecture The Battery Management System (BMS) - In Focus• Design - Considerations and scope of the BMS• Performance and construction - Application-dependant• Environmental - HEAT, Electromagnetic Compatibility, ESD• Pack evaluation and pack production testing - Safety and reliability• Technology - More bang for your buck (euro)

17:50 - 18:15 Vin d’Agostino, Principal, BNS SolutionsTechniques for Designing Low Power Circuits to Maximize Battery run time

16:10 - 18:15 2 PARALLEL WORkSHOPS - WS4:RAW MATERIALS – PART 2 - AuDITORIuM RIVIERA CHAIRMAN: RALPH BRODD PRESIDENT, BRODDARP OF NEVADA INC

16:10 - 16:35Joost Waeterloos, The Dow Chemical CompanyPerformance-based Optimization of Li-ion Battery Components• Latex based electrode binder • Novel separator development • Impact on battery performance

16:35 - 17:00

Tom Stephenson, Powder Products Manager, Vale Inco LimitedNickel and Cobalt - containing Battery Materials• Summary of Ni and Co markets • Ni and Co materials for Li-ion batteries• Sinter and foam-based Ni electrodes for NiCd, NiMH and other Ni-based batteries• Other Ni-based energy materials

17:00 - 17:25Martin Cadek, Product Manager, SGL GroupGraphite and Carbon for Energy Systems• Anode material • Graphite • High Power Applications

17:25 - 17:50

Jean-Yves Huot, Product Manager- Mobile Energy, Timcal Graphite and CarbonCarbon-related Solutions for Modern Batteries• Presentation of the stepwise process of our Technical Marketing of Battery-grade Carbon Material, starting from

the battery market requirements to the product homologation. • Description of our carbon-related solutions and the criteria-for-success• An overview of the Battery-grade Carbon materials currently used in various battery chemistries, and their key

characteristics and roles• Two case studies will be presented: products segmentation for Primary alkaline and new products for

rechargeable Lithium batteries

17:50 - 18:15

Ed Ilgren, Consultant Scientist & Physician - Formerly, University of Oxford, Faculty of Biological and Agricultural Sciences, Subfaculty of Biochemistry, and Oxford Department of Neuropathology Health of Normal, Well - Defined Populations Chronically exposed to High levels of Lithium in their Environment• Lithium as a strategic material • Strategic plan for a safe solution• Future health studies • Potential future benefits

20:00 Gala Dinner at the Majestic Cannes Barrière Hotel

Thursday, October 1st 2009



Friday, October 2nd 2009 Batteries 2009 - Program day 3

Conference program

AM: Industrial Applications & Large Format Batteries Session8:00 Welcome Coffee and registrationCHAIRMAN: FRANZ J. kRuGER SENIOR VP ENGINEERING, POWERGENIX

8:45 - 9:10

Joe Carcone, VP Marketing, Powergenix Advances in NiZn Technologies for Light & Hybrid Applications• The NiZn Rechargeable battery is an environmentally eco-friendly technology. • Compared to current technologies, such as NiMh, Li ion and Lead Acid, NiZn offers some distinctive advantages

such as High Energy density, long cycle life, low cost, weight/size advantage, low internal resistance. • NiZn rechargeable battery is inherently safe, with no toxins or flammable material used in its construction.

9:10 - 9:35

David H. Shen, CEO, NEXcell Battery CO, Ltd Ni-MH Battery for EV Application• Ni-MH has simple battery packing and power management system • Ni-MH has good safety factor • Ni-MH can be cost-effective by a recycling plan

9:35 - 10:00

Michael Metzger, Sales & Marketing Manager, MES-DEA SA ZEBRA Battery’s role in the Electric Energy Storage Market: Segment Large Capacity Battery • ZEBRA is an Electric Energy Storage System based on NaNiCl2 technology • Electric Energy Storage Market today and trend • The actual use and future applications are analysed in the paper, with an approach of benchmarking to other

emerging technologies

10:00 - 10:25

Paul Beach, General Counsel and Vice President of Business Development, QuallionA New Paradigm for Building Medical, Military, Space-grade and Vehicle Batteries • The lithium ion battery industry landscape – an American perspective• Growing a profitable battery manufacturing company one battery at a time• The importance of maintaining the highest levels of quality and safety in all military, medical, aerospace and

vehicle battery applications

10:25 - 10:50Sébastien Martinet, Head of Laboratory of Components for Energy, CEA/LITEN & a representative from Prollion High Power Li-Ion Cells Based On LiFePO4/Li4Ti5O12• 15Wh@24V Bipolar Cell Status Development: Process Improvement - Performances - MicroHybrid application• Ageing of the technology: toward 15-year life cycle


11:15 - 11:40

Terry M. Copeland, President and CEO, Altairnano, Inc. Industrial Applications and Large-Format Batteries • Altairnano is the first company to replace traditional graphite materials used in conventional lithium-ion batteries

with a proprietary, nano-structured lithium titanate. • The use of nano-structured lithium titanate in Altairnano’s cell technology produces distinctive performance

attributes required by industrial and large-format battery applications, including extremely fast charge and discharge rates, the industry’s highest round-trip efficiencies, long cycle life, safety, and ability to operate under diverse environmental and extreme temperature conditions.

11:40 - 12:05

Hilmi Buqa, Project Manager/Senior Scientist, Laclanché SA Development trends of Leclanché on large format Li-ion Batteries • The applications of a new generation of lithium ion cells goes from automotive to solar, passing through all

telecom and standby/emergency applications• Leclanché has developed lerge format Li-ion cells (10-20 Ah) for diverse applications• Presentation of some development trends and the of the performance of large format Li-ion cells in terms of

specific energy, power and life

12:05 - 12:30 Sven Bauer, Manager, BMZ GmbH Battery Pack Assembly – The Complete Solution• Cell selection, technical features for a battery pack • Cell tests series • Selection of charger

12:30 - 12:55

Paul Cheesman, Head of Research, Development and Engineering, Exide Technologies Reinventing Lead Acid – Carbon Enhanced products for HEVs and Renewable Energy Applications • Lead acid is 150 years old but by stealing advanced carbon technologies from other battery chemistries it is

reinventing itself• Lead-carbon hybrid batteries: - are able to deliver over 200,000 power assist HEV cycles - are able to deliver

low cost, long life energy storage solutions for off grid solar applications. - offer economical solutions for on-grid power management, frequency regulation and ancillary services.


12 Batteries 2009 - Program day 3Friday, October 2nd 2009


Conference program

PM: HEV Special Session

14:15 - 14:40

Ali Madani, General Manager, AvicenneThe HEV, P-HEV & EV Market Trends 2009-2020 ; Battery is the key• Auto makers’ strategy• Battery manufacturers’ developments• Future trends & forecasts

14:40 - 15:05

Ted Miller, Senior Manager, Energy Storage Strategy and Research, Ford Motor CompanyThe Automotive Transition from NiMH to Li-Ion• Technology modeling and comparison• Key opportunities and challenges• Design validation • Abuse tolerance

15:05 - 15:30 Isao Torii, President, Mitsubishi Motor R&D Europe GmbHNew Generation Electric Vehicle i-MiEV - A practical solution for sustainable mobility

15:30 - 15:55Cécile Fournier, Chef de projet / Project Manager, Direction de la Recherche, Etudes Avancées et Matériaux, RenaultEnvironmental issues of Electric Vehicle Batteries

15:55 - 16:20

Bernard Sahut, Responsable du Sous Domaine d’Innovation «Production, Stockage et Distribution de l’Energie», PSA Peugeot CitroënPHEV and EV • High voltage batteries: - PSA’s vision - PSA’s expectation• Batteries qualification: Procedure standardisation• High voltage battery’s safety

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16:20 - 16:45

Bartek kras, Technical Director of Impact Automotive TechnologiesThermal Management of Lithium-polymer based Battery Pack for urban BEV

16:45 - 17:15

Laurent Torcheux, Project Manager, EDFGuy Marlair, Scientific and Technical Support, Accidental Risk Division, INERISLi ion battery safety issues for electric vehicles applications• Introduction and generalities about

battery safety • Topology of thermal and chemical hazards associated with Li-ion batteries - thermal runaway mechanisms - external thermal stress - safety issues associated in the context of EV• Experimental examinations : abusive

safety tests on battery cells, results and conclusion

16:20 - 16:45

Bartek kras, Technical Director of Impact Automotive TechnologiesThermal Management of Lithium-polymer based Battery Pack for urban BEV

16:45 - 17:15

Laurent Torcheux, Project Manager, EDFGuy Marlair, Scientific and Technical Support, Accidental Risk Division, INERISLi ion battery safety issues for electric vehicles applications• Introduction and generalities about

battery safety • Topology of thermal and chemical hazards associated with Li-ion batteries - thermal runaway mechanisms - external thermal stress - safety issues associated in the context of EV• Experimental examinations : abusive

safety tests on battery cells, results and conclusion

Exclusive Networking Dinner on the 1st October at the Majestic Cannes Barrière, French Riviera.

Choose to extend debates on market trends, keep on making business during an upscale dinner seafront. The Majestic Cannes Barriere, icon of elegance and luxury, welcomes you into a world of refinement offering all the comfort of a legendary luxury place. Located on the Croisette, opposite the Festival Hall, the Majestic Barrière is one of the most prestigious hotels in French Riviera.

Hotel Majestic Cannes Barrière**** 10 La Croisette - 06400 Cannes

Free Shuffle service from the Congress Exhibition Center to the Majestic Cannes Barriere

and back to the hotels will be provided.

Price: € 130 +VAT (19.6%) Register now!Go to page 20 or www.batteriesevent.info

gala Dinner at the Majestic Cannes Barrière


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Sponsors 2009

Focus onMaccor Inc designs and manufactures the world fastest and most accuracy secondary and primary cell test & lab research systems, Frequency Response Analyzers, cell formation equipment and high power EV test equipment. Systems range from 30nA to 2000 Amps @ 600 Volts. See the new MIMS Data analysis and latest release of Maccor’s leading MACTEST32 software in the exhibition. Now with new offices in Europe, Asia, USA, India, Israel, Korea, China & Taiwan.

Contact:• Sales Manager : Dave Smith (Maccor Europe)

[email protected] +44 (0) 7710 039 818

• Customer Support : Anna Balding (Maccor Europe) +44 (0) 7983 340 923

Focus on

HPL produce novel cathodes for Li-ion: Lithium Manganese Phosphate. This high-voltage phosphate offers superior performance, intrinsic safety, excellent durability, and low cost. It combines the benefits of a phosphate with the voltage of an oxide (4.1 V). HPL’s Lithium Manganese Phosphate enables your large Li-ion cells and applications.

Visit HPL:• www.HighPowerLithium.comContact HPL:• [email protected]

Focus on

Intertek Semko AB, formerly Sagentia Catella, offers world leading independent consulting and testing for batteries, fuel cells and supercapacitors. Key services:• Battery performance testing• Assessment and selection of best fit power source solutions

• Reliability, safety and failure analyses

Contact:• [email protected]• Phone: +46 8 750 0000• www.sweden.intertek-etlsemko.com/powersources-evaluation

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Copper, nickel, silver. High purity metal foils in ultra-thin gauge. For excellent coating results, surface up-grading, from very rough to very shiny (both in single- or double side version).

Surface plating with silver, nickel, nickel-treatment, copper-treatment. Base materials for stamped foils and expanded metals. Contract slitting of several materials.

Visit Schlenk:• www.schlenk.de

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sponsors and partners

Media Partners

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www.ebrarecycling.org

www.ciaps.orgwww.bhoec.com/batteryshow

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Supporting organisations

www.batteriesinternational.com

Valence Technology Inc. is an international leader in the development of lithium Iron Magnesium Phosphate energy storage solutions. The company has redefined lithium battery technology and performance by marketing the industry’s first safe, reliable and rechargeable lithium Iron Magnesium Phosphate battery. Celebrating twenty years in business, Valence Technology offer a proven technology and manufacturing infrastructure that delivers ISO-certified products and processes that are protected by an extensive global patent portfolio. Headquartered in Austin, Texas Valence Technology has facilities in Nevada, China and Northern Ireland. Valence Technology delivers to applications in the Automotive, Stationary, Industrial and Military sectors. Traded on the NASDAQ Capital market exchange under the ticker symbol VLNC.

www.valence.com

Silver Sponsor

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www.henkel.com www.imotive.pl www.lishen.com.cn

www.megtec.comwww.lithiumbalance.com www.peccorp.com

www.powergenix.com www.revolttechnology.com www.samsungsdi.com

www.thermalhazardtechnology.com www.intepower.com

Are you interested in networking and meeting key people from the Battery Industry ?

Take advantage of our new meeting tool, we will take care of everything! Save time, get the most of the show, discuss and exchange in a business-oriented and

relaxed atmosphere. The business meeting program enables you to meet with only the people of your choice. This time, you will have a real chance to network

with all the companies that suit your business needs.Let us know who you want to see at BATTERIES 2009, we will make the arrangements.

If you need any further information contact Luke Hennessy +33 1 48 76 21 76or by email : [email protected]

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GuEST COMPANIES:

A123 SYSTEMS, AIRBuS,

BYD, DELL, EDF,

FORD, HP,

INTEL, MOTOROLA,

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PANASONIC EV, PEuGEOT, PIAGGIO,RENAuLT, SAGEM,

SAMSuNG SDI, SANYO, SONY,

THALES, TOYOTA,

andmany more…

Business Meeting Registration formThe information you provide in this registration form is completely confidential and will be exclusively used by BATTERIES

2009 organization. You will later receive a dossier to fill in with more detailed information to allow us fulfil your needs. Thank you to return this form after completion by email: [email protected] or by fax +33 1 48 75 92 83

Contact Information

Company Name: ................................................ Name: .......................................................... Address: .................................................................................................................................... Job Title: ............................................................ Tel: ................................................................ Email: ................................................................

Company Activity

List of products

Technical Features

Profile of the suppliers that you wish to meet at BATTERIES 2009?

Technologies and products that may interest you ?

Supplier Company Names?


Accentus Plc • Accucel Gmbh • Acheson Industries • Advanced Lithium electrochemistry.co • Aea Battery Systems • Alcatel Converters • Alcatel Microelectronics Ag. Manufacturing Batteries • Altairnano • Ametek-AMT Scientific Instruments • Ansmann Energy • Anycell Lithium Battery • Arcotronics Technologies Srl • Arkema (Ex Atofina) • Apl Battery • Arbin Instruments • Arcotronics Italia • Asa Automation System Associate • Astratec Electronics Ltd • ATMEL • Avicenne Développement • B&K Electronic Co. Ltd • Basytec • Batscap Battery Intelligence Incorporated • Bii & Us Microbattery • Bitrode Corporation Bmz • Bns Solutions • Bourns Ag • Byd Europe B.V • C&D Technologies • Catella Generics Ab • Catic Gmbh • CEA • CEA • Celgard, LLC • Cellcare Technologies • Chaochuang Battery • Chartec • Chemetall Gmbh • China Liaoning Suppo Batterry • Chung Pak Battery Works Ltd • CIAPS Clal Msx • Click Technology • Coslight • Cotelec • Cotterlaz • Dallas Semiconductor • Digatron Industrie-Elektronik Gmbh • Dong Yang R&D • Eirich • Electric Fuel • Electrochem Power Solutions • Electro Energy • Electronic Magnetic Wave • Electrovaya • Enerdel • Equipements Scientifiques • Europa Batteries • EVE Battery • Exponent, Inc • Finecell • FMC Lithium Division • Friwo • Fullriver Batteries • Gaston Battery Industrial • GP Battery • Graphit Kropfmuehl Ag • Great Wall Semiconductor • Gs Melcotec Europe • Hangzhou Future Power Technology • Harbin Coslight Group Co Ltd • HC Starck • Henan • High Power Lithium • Huanyu Power Source • Hunan Corun High Tech Co. Ltd • HYB Batteries • Hypercell • Impact Automotive Technologies • Inco • Interrosimpex • Itochu Systec • Interrosimpex • Keystone Ramses • Kokam • Leading Edge Technologies • Leclanche • Limtech • Lishen • Littelfuse • Maccor - Cellcare Technologies • Magger Sarl • Maxell • Mascot • Mirai Electro Mechanics • Mitsumi Electronic Europe Gmbh • Moltech Power Systems • Motorola • Mpower Solutions • Nanoproducts • Narae • Nanotech • Nec Mobile Energy • Nec Tokin Europe Gmbh • Netbit Electronics Ltd • Nitech • Nexcon Technology • Norilsk Nickel • Panasonic Industrial Europe GmbH • Panyu Henda Industrial Co. Ltd • PEC Products NV • Pemelec • Perkinelmer Instruments • Powerdex • Powergenix • Princeton Applied Research • SELCOM Group

• Shanghai Shi Long High-Tech • Solartron analytical • Tadiran Batteries GmbH • Valence Technology, Inc

Batteries Exhibitors: 180 Companies since 2000

80% of the exhibition area already booked!

Whether you want to:• Generate new sales leads• Boost your market share• Build your brand• Launch new products and

penetrate new marketsTailor-made packages to suit your organizational needs, promotional aims and budget!

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email: Olivier Cadi: [email protected]

or call +33 1 48 76 21 76or +33 6 60 58 30 44

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18Pricing and registration information

Congress Batteries 200930th September - 1st - 2nd October

€ 1,300 + VAT (19.6%) for the three days conference & exhibition

Congress Exhibition Center836 Boulevard des écureuils

06210 Mandelieu - La Napoule

Gala Dinner - 1st October - € 130 + VAT (19.6%)

Hotel Majestic Cannes Barrière ****10 La Croisette - 06400 Cannes

Choose to extend debates on market trends, keep on making business

during an upscale dinner seafront.

Batteries Environment Outlook Forum29th September

€ 590 + VAT (19.6%)

Hôtel PullmanAvenue du Général de Gaulle06210 Mandelieu-la-Napoule

Pricing and registration information www.batteriesevent.info

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INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Venue Addresses

In the center of the French Riviera, Mandelieu La Napoule invites you to enjoy its natural heritage

Full package: Congress Batteries+ Batteries Environment Outlook Forum

29th - 30th September - 1st - 2nd October 2009€ 1,690 + VAT (19.6%) - 4 days conference & exhibition


Contact the Organizing CommiteeProgram and speaking opportunities

Monica Visinoni+33 2 47 30 96 [email protected]

Christophe Pillot +33 1 47 78 46 [email protected]

Emmanuel Beaurepaire+33 1 41 34 23 [email protected]

Exhibition & Sponsorship OpportunitiesOlivier Cadi +33 1 48 76 21 [email protected]

Business Meeting OpportunitiesLuke Hennessy +33 1 48 76 21 [email protected]

Marketing & Media RelationsRichard Veyrac +33 1 41 34 23 [email protected]

Conference Registration & LogisticsMarie Davy +33 1 70 94 65 [email protected]

Accommodation

HôTEL IBIS **Near the Congress Center802, Boulevard des Ecureuils06210 Mandelieu-la-NapouleClassic Single: €72.90Classic double: €80.10

Cannes Rivage Resort **** 20 mn walk from the Congress Center778 avenue de la Mer06210 Mandelieu la NapouleClassic Single: €75 Classic double: €90

Hostellerie du golf *** 20 mn walk from the Congress Center780, avenue de la Mer06210 Mandelieu la NapouleClassic Single: €90 Classic double: €100

Pierre & Vacances Resort ***20 mn walk from the Congress CenterLes Rives de Cannes MandelieuBd Mer 06210 MANDELIEU Apartment in Single: €97 Apatment in double: €122

MMV Resort **** 20 mn walk from the Congress Center4 av Gaston de Fontmichel06210 MANDELIEU Apartment in Single: €160 Apatment in double: €180

Hôtel Pullman **** 10 mn by car605 av du Gal De Gaulle06210 MANDELIEU Classic Single: €195 Classic Double: €220

Hôtel Ermitage du Riou **** 10 mn by car26 av Henry Clews 06210 MANDELIEU Classic Single: €150 Classic double: €168

Practical Information

We have secured a block of rooms at a special discounted rate at several hotels in Mandelieu near the Congress Center. Rooms will be available on a first-come first-served basis. Please make your reservations today. Be sure to mention that you are a BATTERIES 2009 Participant.

SAVE ON YOuR TRIP TO NICE!The BATTERIES team has negotiated discounts for a wide range of airfares with Air France! To benefit from the preferred rates granted for Batteries2009,

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Valid for travel from 25/09/2009 to 07/10/2009

Reserve Now!Contact the booking center

+33 4 93 93 64 [email protected]

Registration Fees: Congress Batteries 2009, 30th September-2nd Octobero �e�1,300 excluding VAT - e�1,554.8 including VAT (19.6%)Batteries Environment Outlook Forum, 29th September o e�590 excluding VAT - e�705.64 including VAT (19.6%)Full package: Congress Batteries 2009 + Batteries Environment Outlook Forum, 29th September-2nd October o e�1,690 excluding VAT - e�2,021.24 including VAT (19.6%)Gala Dinner on 1st October 2009 at the Majestic Cannes Barrière o e�130 excluding VAT - e�155.48 including VAT (19.6%)

Workshops: Please select one workshop per periodThursday, 1st October - 14:00-15:40 o WS1: Ultra/supercapacitors & micro fuel cells o WS2: Raw Materials-Part 1Thursday, 1st October - 16:10-18:15 o WS3: Power Management o WS4: Raw Materials-Part 2

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