IBS 2024 - International Battery Summit

2024

International Battery Summit

“The Future Battery Technology from Upstream to Downstream for Accelerating Clean Energy Transition.”

The Moment Everything Converged

International Battery Summit 2024 is organized and hosted by the National Battery Research Institute, in collaboration with the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and Investment (Kemenkomarves) and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) as co-host, as well as Pamerindo Indonesia as the co-organizer. The theme of this summit is The Future Battery Technology from Upstream to Downstream for Accelerating Clean Energy Transition. This event has provided a prestigious platform for all stakeholders to showcase their achievements and will offer a significant opportunity to network and connect with industry players and investors. The event becomes a road to Indonesia International Sustainability Forum 2024.

Event Highlights

Transforming battery waste into business opportunity

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Battery technology for net zero & sustainable investment

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Levelling up Indonesia’s nickel value chain

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Mapping Indonesia’s resource potential in the global supply chain

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Opening remarks by senior government leaders

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MoU Signing: NBRI × POSIND & NBRI × Dayalima

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MoU Signing: NBRI × KADIN

A strategic partnership formalized between the National Battery Research Institute and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN), combining NBRI’s research capabilities with KADIN’s industry network to accelerate advancement in Indonesia’s EV battery sector.

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2024 Speakers

Meet the experts driving innovation across the battery value chain

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HIGHLIGHTS

Key insights and perspectives shared by speakers

Prof. Evvy Kartini

Founder of National Battery Research Institute

I am a dreamer. Dreaming about Indonesia to be a leading internationally in the EV battery industry. This summit is part of the dream.

Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan

Coordinating Minister for Maritime and Investments Affairs (Kemenkomarves), Republic of Indonesia

The government is focusing on economic transformation through green industrialization by downstreaming natural resources and green product.

Dr. Moeldoko, S.I.P., M.A.

The Chairman of Executive Office of the President (KSP), Republic of Indonesia

Besides having abundance nickel for batteries, Indonesia also stands to gain from the EV market, which is expected to reach 8 million 2W-EV and 2 million 4W-EV sales by 2025.

Shinta Kamdani

Vice Chairman Coordinator for Maritime, Investment, and Foreign Affairs, Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN), Republic of Indonesia

Partnership between government, private sector, and academia is critical to drive innovation, build robust infrastructure, and foster an environment where sustainable technology can thrive.

Hal Loevy

Director Corporate Strategy & Business Development, Board Member, PT Carsurin, Tbk

PT Carsurin Tbk in collaboration with NBRI are committed to setting high standard in battery testing performance and safety to ensure reliability of EV batteries.

Muhammad Firmansyah, SE

Program Director of National Battery Research Institute

Today is not only NBRI & PT Carsurin Tbk day. This moment is also a new chapter for Indonesia to strengthen its EV ecosystem through testing lab to ensure high safety & performance.

Arsjad Rasjid

Chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Republic of Indonesia

As a strategic partner to the Indonesian government, KADIN Indonesia to strengthen country’s position as a key player in the global transition towards cleaner and more efficient energy solutions.

Ir. Agus Tjahajana Wirakusumah

Special Staff for the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia

The large supply of upstream battery raw materials made in Indonesia is a point of competitiveness to attract more down stream-supply chains that have not yet been formed.

Tonny H. Gultom

Director of PT. Halmahera Persada Lygend (Harita Nickel), Indonesia

Harita Nickel is committed to support downstreaming nickel into raw material for cathode EV Battery. We have a strong production capacity growth plan by 2025 with 425.000 tons contained Ni/year for MHP and FeNi and 60.500 tons contained Ni/year for Nickel Sulphate and Cobalt Sulphate.

Prof. Vanessa Peterson

Senior Principal Research Scientist at the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), Australia

We need to consider here what society needs in terms of battery performance & what we need to make this environmentally and economically sustainable.

Prof. Sammy Lap Ip Chan

Honorary Professor in the School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of New South Wales, Australia

Indonesia’s potential in rare earth metals reached 300,000 tons. This potential could continue to grow with further exploration.

Prof. Silke Christiansen

Head of Department at Correlative Microscopy and Materials Data, Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems IKTS, Germany

Forming partnership by engaging with global firms through joint ventures is essential to help mitigate financial risks and provide access to advanced EV battery technologies.

Lia Indriasari

Portfolio Director of PT Pamerindo Indonesia

Pamerindo as exhibition organizer supports battery alliance through creating platform to share any kinds of knowledge and initiative and sharing as much as possible information to the industry.

Prof. Rachel Speaks

Assistant Professor in the College of Engineering, Informatics and Applied Sciences at Northern Arizona University, The United States of America

Northern Arizona University is a leader in higher education for sustainability and a founding signee of the American College & University Presidents’ Climate Commitment.

Prof. Derrick Speaks

Professor of School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy, Arizona State University, The United States of America

Building strong ties between universities and industry is crucial for driving innovation and translating research into real-world solutions.

Prof. Arief S Budiman

Director of Oregon Renewable Energy Center, The United States of America

To reach the USA’s 30% renewable energy goal, solar farms must not compete with agricultural land, and developing human resources is crucial for success.

Imelda Kiagoes

Corporate Secretary of Ceria Nugraha Indotama (CNI), Indonesia

With Indonesian domestic owned EV battery material producer, PT Ceria Nugraha Indotama has a strong position as a competitive player in both the nickel market and the EV battery industry.

Agung Nugroho

Founder & CEO of Relith, Indonesia

Relith combines raw material from battery recycle process with nickel mining to increase the economic feasibility.

Kolin Low

Regional Director at UL Standards & Engagement, Singapore

UL standards support clean energy transition in the scope of clean energy generation, distributed energy systems and interconnection, energy storage systems and batteries, electric mobility, and charging systems.

Dr. Chiam Sing Yang

Director of Singapore Battery Consortium, Singapore

Singapore local ecosystem on the development of EV battery includes materials and cells development, modules & packs development and integration, battery repurposing and battery recycling.

Sugiyanto Soh

Senior Manager of Murata Electronics Singapore

We are worldwide leaders in the design, manufacture and supply of electronic components and solutions. We are innovators in electronics with advanced materials technology and expertise, broad product portfolio, and extensive global manufacturing and sales network.

Rachmad Hidayat

Assistant Manager of Service & Solutions, HIOKI Electric Indonesia

HIOKI aims to enable the globally acclaimed battery circular economy through measurement technology. Our measurement technology is already expanding across the entire stages.

Hendro Kusumo

Deputy for Standard Development of National Standardization Agency (BSN), Indonesia

SNI may be implemented as Mandatory Standard though the regulation which is enforced by the Minister/Head of Non-Ministrial, in matters relating to safety, security, health, or the preservation of environmental functions.

Praba Gopalan

Chief Information Officer PT Indika Energy Tbk

E2W will become a dominant mode of transport in South East Asia, driven by favorable regulatory trend and increasing cost- competitiveness of electric models.

Taufiqullah

Executive Officer of PT. Komatsu Indonesia, Indonesia

Inline with Komatsu’s carbon neutrality initiatives, Komatsu Group in Indonesia has been identifying business opportunities associated with carbon neutrality.

Prof. Ravi Kumar

Professor of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Department, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India

India raises target of achieving 500 gigawatts (GW) installed of non-fossil electricity capacity, half of energy from renewables, a reduction of emissions by one billion tonnes and emissions intensity of the GDP by 45% by 2030.

Hariadi

Director of Operations and Digital Services PT Pos Indonesia

Pos IND is committed to leading the way in green logistics. Our Green Logistics 2045 vision focuses on reducing our carbon footprint through renewable energy, electric vehicles, and eco-friendly packaging.

Ali Hadji

Executive Senior Investment and Portfolio Manager of JTA International Holding Indonesia, Qatar

We are eager to collaborate with business owners, government, and other key stakeholders to invest in projects that will drive sustainable growth and innovation.

Andry Asmoro

Chief Economist of PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk, Indonesia

Bank Mandiri fully supports the development of the electric vehicle ecosystem from upstream to downstream, deploying several related sectors, primarily the Automotive Sector, Energy Sector, Mining Sector, as well as those catering to end consumers.

Dr. Ir. I Gde Wayan Samsi Gunarta, M.Appl.Sc.

Head of Department of Transportation, The Provincial Government of Bali, Indonesia

One of the Bali Low Emission Zones Initiative is improving the interaction of Pedestrians and appropriate EVs, and Infrastructures by promoting partnerships with local actors.

Denny Abdi, SE., M.Si.

Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Indonesia’s EV battery industry benefits from critical minerals, market growth, and skilled human resources. To maximize these advantages, we must ensure effective technology transfer, robust R&D, and strategic policies through collaboration between government, private sectors, and academia.

Nurul Ichwan

Deputy Minister for Investment Promotion at Ministry of Investment, Republic of Indonesia

Indonesia is one of top global Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) destinations, #18 globally & #2 in Southeast Asia. Last year, investment realization reached IDR 1,418.9 trillion (US$95.9 billion), grew at +17.5% (y/y)

Jeffrey Hendrik

Director of Development of the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX), Indonesia

IDX supports business sustainability and ESG through providing market infrastructure, while uphold high standards of corporate governance and financial transparency for listed companies.

A.A Putu Ngurah Wirawan

President Director of PT Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang, Indonesia

Kawasan Industri Terpadu Batang is an integrated industrial estate that offers prime land for industrial, retail, and commercial development, supported by strong Indonesian government policies. As a member of Danareksa Holding, wholly owned by the Government of Indonesia, we provide sustainable growth opportunities and support EV ecosystem development.

Ashim Sharma

Senior Partner & Group Head Business Performance Nomura Research Institute, India

Key trends shaping the EV charging ecosystem are battery innovations fro faster charging & lower cost, smart energy management & charging algorithms, seamless payment options enabling fast checkouts to use of high voltage (800V) architecture to minimize losses.

Anthony Utomo

Managing Director of PT Utomo Charge Plus Indonesia (Utomo Charge+), Indonesia

EV charging stations is important to encourage the accelerated adoption of EVs across various sectors, such as personal transportation, public transport, and logistics.

Abdul Rahman Elly

Founder and CEO of Voltron Electrify Indonesia (Formerly EVCuzz Charging Network), Indonesia

Voltron is Indonesia’s fastest growing public charging network. With more than 100+ locations across Indonesia and partnering with the nation’s leading experts. Enhancing the sustainability of your operations and help meet environmental, social and corporate governance goals.

Kevin Phang

Founder of PT SWAP Energi Indonesia, Indonesia

SWAP is best positioned to capture 35% of market share in E-motorcycle sales & battery adoption. With 3rd growth driver Battery as a Service with 100,000+ to be converted by 2028.

Temmy Wiradjaja

CEO of PT Vinfast Automobile Indonesia, Indonesia

Vinfast is the first company in Indonesia to introduce battery subscription for 4W-EV. It reduces upfront payment and Improve EV’s Experiences and addressing two customers concern with EV’s ownership : Total Cost and Battery Life/ Maintenance.

Ahmad Syauki

Vice President of Commercial Product Development Strategy Planning, Indonesia State Electricity Corporation (PLN), Indonesia

PLN is committed to keep increasing the number of charging infrastructure through continuous innovation, becoming Epicenter of the integrated electric vehicle ecosystem development through PLN Mobile so that EV users become easier and more comfortable in one hand.

Patrick Adhiatmadja

Managing Director PT Energi Kreasi Bersama (Electrum), Indonesia

Electrum enables Indonesian consumers to have access to quality two-wheeler electric vehicle and contribute to environmental & climate preservation, through electric motorcycles, battery-as-a-service, and internet of things.

Achmad Audrinazta

Business Development of PT VKTR Teknologi Mobilitas Tbk, Indonesia

VKTR is leading the electrification of commercial vehicles in Indonesia and cementing its pioneer status. As first EV-focused IPO, First CKD manufacturing facility for EV Commercial vehicle in Indonesia, to first e-MaaS (e-Mobility as a Service) entity for electric commercial vehicle.

Saeweon Roh

Senior Vice President of Development Center Leader at LG Energy Solution, South Korea

LG Energy Solutions was the first to start, and is the only company capable of mass producing 46-Series at global production facilities. The 46-Series cell is designed to show different functions for each side to maximize cooling efficiency and structural safety.

Jai Un Chun

ASEAN Region General Manager Hyundai Kefico, South Korea

Optimized clean mobility solution creates exceptional value on upcoming business, and will combine & cooperate to build win-win based business model together in EV Micro Mobility Eco-System related with Net-Zero Platform.

John H Kwon

General Counsel, Global Legal & Strategy Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited, China

CATL in Indonesia brings 16 billion dollar investment with 17 joint ventures from mines, processing plant, cell production, modul and pack, into recycling. We believe this initiative has an impact for the development of EV batteries in Indonesia.

Andy Sun

The Commercial Leader of Production Process & Analytics Business Unit in the SEA & Taiwan

Through Thermo Scientific™ LInspector™ Edge in-line mass profilometer, electrode line operators and process engineers now have insight to product quality that were not previously available with 100% coverage.

Hermawan Wijaya

Marketing Director of ABC Battery Indonesia

There is a lot of segmentation in the EV battery market. It is our job to capitalize the Indonesian potency for each segment to become a leader in the field.

Paiput Ratnapradipa

Technical Service Manager of Evonik South East Asia, Australia & New Zealand (SEAANZ), Thailand

Evonik is creating innovative solutions for the most important issues of our common future, together with our customers. Including solutions for battery pack, battery cell & battery management system and make the electric vehicle batteries safer & long-living.

Chatnapa Intanont, M.Sc.

Product Specialist of Thermofisher Scientific

As a leading company in instrumentation, Thermofisher Scientific has a vision to enable our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. We serve the entire battery value chain with a capabilities from lab-to-line.

Toto Nugroho Pranatyasto

President Director of Indonesia Battery Corporation (IBC), Indonesia

Indonesia can position itself as an alternative source of critical raw materials, leveraging its rich deposits to attract foreign investments from US companies looking to secure more stable supply lines.

Dannif Danusaputro

The Chairman of Electric Mobility Ecosystem Association (AEML), Indonesia

AEML serves as a platform for pioneers in the electric vehicle industry and supporting industries to catalyze the development of a world-class electric mobility ecosystem in Indonesia.

Dr. Wang Yaning

Rotating Executive Director of QMB Engineering Technology Research Center

Indonesia’s nickel industry is developing rapidly, and is enjoying the huge dividends of nickel resources. According to the latest data released by the Indonesian Ministry of Trade, Indonesian product exports performed strongly in June 2024, totaling 911,438 physical tons.

Muchtazar

Head of Sustainability of Nickel Industries Limited

Nickel Industries Limited (NIC) is a leading nickel processing business, currently producing some of the lowest capital intensive and most profitable nickel units in the global market in partnership with Tsingshan, the world’s largest stainless-steel producer.

Meidy Katrin Lengkey

General Secretary of Asosiasi Penambang Nikel Indonesia (APNI)

Simbara is expected to have significant implications for mining industry stakeholders, especially in terms of increasing compliance with regulations, operational efficiency, transparency, accountability, and various sustainable efforts.

Dr. Rezal Khairi Ahmad

CEO of Nano Malaysia, Malaysia

Infusion of Nickel sourced within ASEAN can optimise battery developments in Malaysia and the region. Cost element can be significantly reduced via Malaysia partnering with Indonesia on nickel value and supply chain