As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) invites industry professionals, researchers, policymakers, academics, and sustainability practitioners to join our Free Webinar exploring the future of sustainable battery development. As the global battery industry continues to grow, sustainability has become a key priority across the entire battery value chain. Building a competitive battery ecosystem requires greater transparency, accountability, and measurable environmental performance. Two essential frameworks driving this transformation are Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and the Battery Passport, which enable organizations to evaluate environmental impacts, improve supply chain transparency, and meet evolving international sustainability standards. This webinar will provide practical insights into how these tools can support responsible battery production and strengthen Indonesia’s position in the global battery ecosystem. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of: The role of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in measuring the environmental impacts of lithium-ion batteries. The implementation and global significance of the Battery Passport framework. Strategies for improving sustainability, traceability, and transparency across the battery value chain. Emerging regulatory trends and international sustainability requirements. How LCA and Battery Passport can enhance the competitiveness and resilience of Indonesia’s battery industry. Webinar Details 📅 Date: Thursday, 25 June 2026 ⏰ Time: 14.00 – 17.00 WIB (08.00 – 11.00 BST) 📍 Platform: Zoom Meeting 🔗 Registration: https://bit.ly/WebinarBatteryTalkVol2 Be part of the conversation driving the future of sustainable battery innovation. Join leading experts and industry stakeholders as we explore practical solutions to build a more transparent, responsible, and globally competitive battery ecosystem. Register today and secure your place! #RoadtoIBS2026 #IBS2026 #NBRI #BatteryTalk #LifeCycleAssessment #LCA #BatteryPassport #BatterySustainability #BatteryInnovation #LithiumIonBattery #ESG #CircularEconomy #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #BatteryIndustry #SupplyChain #SustainableDevelopment #IndonesiaBatteryHub

As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) is proud to announce the participation of two of its distinguished leaders as speakers at the Electric Vehicle Indonesia Forum (EVIF) 2026, one of Indonesia’s premier platforms for advancing electric mobility and sustainable transportation. Representing NBRI, Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Evvy Kartini, Founder of NBRI and Research Professor at BRIN, together with Muhammad Firmansyah, S.E., MBA., Director of Business & Academy Development at NBRI and Chairman of the Indonesian Battery Association (Id Battery), will deliver a joint presentation titled: “Advancing Battery Technology for a Sustainable EV Future in Indonesia.” Their session will explore the latest developments in battery technology, the strategic role of innovation in accelerating Indonesia’s electric vehicle ecosystem, and the importance of collaboration among government, industry, academia, and research institutions to strengthen the nation’s battery value chain and support the energy transition. The discussion will also highlight Indonesia’s opportunities to become a global hub for battery manufacturing and clean energy innovation by leveraging its abundant critical mineral resources, advancing downstream industrialization, and fostering sustainable investment and technological development. Session Details 📅 Date: May 20, 2026 🕒 Time: 3:45 – 4:05 PM 📍 Venue: Hall C1, JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta As the Road to IBS 2026 continues, NBRI remains committed to driving knowledge exchange, strengthening strategic partnerships, and promoting innovation that supports Indonesia’s vision of becoming a global leader in battery technology, electric mobility, and sustainable industrial development. #RoadtoIBS2026 #IBS2026 #NBRI #ElectricVehicleIndonesiaForum2026 #EVIF2026 #ProfEvvyKartini #MuhammadFirmansyah #IdBattery #BatteryInnovation #ElectricVehicles #EnergyTransition #BatteryIndustry #CleanEnergy #SustainableMobility #CriticalMinerals #IndustrialDownstreaming #IndonesiaBatteryHub

As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, representatives from the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) paid a strategic visit to the Habibie & Ainun Library for a discussion with Dr. Ilham Akbar Habibie on the future direction of Indonesia’s battery technology and innovation ecosystem. The meeting was attended by Prof. Evvy Kartini, Founder and Senior Researcher of NBRI, together with the Director of Strategic Partnership & Industry Development and the Project Management Office (PMO) team. The discussion focused on Indonesia’s long-term vision for strengthening research, technological innovation, industrial collaboration, and human capital development to accelerate the growth of the national battery industry. Held in a venue that symbolizes the enduring legacy of Prof. B.J. Habibie and Hasri Ainun Habibie, the meeting provided a meaningful opportunity to exchange ideas on how Indonesia can continue building a globally competitive battery ecosystem through science, technology, and strategic partnerships. Participants emphasized the importance of integrating research excellence, industrial capabilities, and forward-looking policies to support Indonesia’s ambition of becoming a leading player in the global battery value chain. The dialogue also highlighted the critical role of innovation ecosystems in fostering sustainable industrial development, encouraging cross-sector collaboration, and preparing the next generation of researchers, engineers, and industry leaders who will drive Indonesia’s clean energy transition. As the Road to IBS 2026 continues, this engagement reflects NBRI’s commitment to honoring Indonesia’s scientific legacy while advancing new opportunities for innovation and collaboration. By connecting visionary leadership, research institutions, industry, and policymakers, NBRI continues to strengthen the foundations of a resilient, innovative, and sustainable battery ecosystem that will support Indonesia’s future as a global battery and clean energy hub. #RoadtoIBS2026 #IBS2026 #NBRI #ProfEvvyKartini #IlhamHabibie #HabibieAinunLibrary #BatteryInnovation #Research #Science #Technology #EnergyTransition #BatteryIndustry #CleanEnergy #StrategicPartnership #IndustrialDevelopment #SustainableDevelopment #IndonesiaBatteryHub

As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) conducted a strategic visit to PT Vale Indonesia’s Pomalaa operation, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening partnerships that support the advancement of Indonesia’s battery industry and downstream mineral development. During the visit, Prof. Evvy Kartini met with Mr. Vinicius Mendes Ferreira from PT Vale Indonesia to discuss the latest technological developments resulting from Vale’s collaboration with Huayou in Pomalaa. The discussion focused on innovations in battery materials, opportunities to enhance Indonesia’s position within the global battery value chain, and the importance of sustainable industrial collaboration in supporting the country’s energy transition. Beyond the exchange of technical knowledge, the meeting highlighted the value of long-term partnerships between research institutions and industry leaders in accelerating innovation, strengthening local capabilities, and creating a resilient battery ecosystem. Both parties shared a common vision of advancing responsible downstream industrialization while fostering greater collaboration across the battery supply chain. PT Vale Indonesia also reaffirmed its strong support for the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, recognizing the summit as a strategic platform for bringing together policymakers, industry leaders, researchers, investors, and global stakeholders to shape the future of battery technology and sustainable energy development. As the Road to IBS 2026 continues, this engagement represents another important milestone in building meaningful partnerships that drive innovation, investment, and sustainable industrial growth. Through trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to progress, NBRI and its partners continue to strengthen Indonesia’s ambition to become a leading global hub for battery innovation and clean energy. #RoadtoIBS2026 #IBS2026 #NBRI #PTValeIndonesia #Huayou #Pomalaa #BatteryIndustry #BatteryInnovation #CriticalMinerals #NickelDownstreaming #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #IndustrialDownstreaming #GlobalPartnerships #SustainableDevelopment #IndonesiaBatteryHub

As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, Prof. Evvy Kartini was invited by AHK Indonesia / EKONID (The German-Indonesian Chamber of Industry and Commerce) to speak at Business Talk: Indonesia and Germany — Opportunity for a Deeper Partnership. During the forum, she shared strategic insights on the rapid growth of Indonesia’s battery industry and highlighted the importance of stronger bilateral collaboration in accelerating the global energy transition. Prof. Evvy emphasized that the journey toward energy independence cannot be achieved alone. With Indonesia’s abundant critical mineral resources and Germany’s advanced technology and industrial expertise, both countries have a unique opportunity to build a resilient and competitive battery ecosystem. The discussion also underscored the role of international partnerships in driving innovation, strengthening supply chains, and creating sustainable industrial value that benefits both nations. As the Road to IBS 2026 continues, engagements such as this reinforce Indonesia’s commitment to becoming a key player in the global battery value chain and to fostering meaningful collaboration with international partners in shaping the future of clean energy.

As part of the Road to the International Battery Summit (IBS) 2026, the National Battery Research Institute (NBRI) welcomed the Risk Management Team of PT PLN (Persero) for a strategic discussion on strengthening risk mitigation frameworks to support Indonesia’s accelerating energy transition. The meeting focused on the critical role of integrated risk management in ensuring the successful planning, implementation, and operation of large-scale renewable energy projects. As Indonesia advances toward its national ambition of achieving 100 GWh of energy storage capacity, effective risk governance is recognized as a key enabler for building a secure, reliable, and resilient energy system. Discussions highlighted the importance of developing comprehensive risk mitigation strategies across PLN’s business processes, particularly in supporting the deployment of Utility-Scale Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Participants exchanged perspectives on identifying operational, technical, financial, and regulatory risks while exploring best practices to strengthen project resilience and long-term sustainability. The dialogue also emphasized the value of collaboration between research institutions and state-owned enterprises in accelerating innovation, improving energy security, and supporting Indonesia’s clean energy roadmap. Through knowledge sharing and strategic partnerships, both NBRI and PLN aim to contribute to the development of a robust battery ecosystem that aligns with national decarbonization goals and the transition toward a low-carbon economy. As the Road to IBS 2026 continues, this engagement marks another important milestone in fostering cross-sector collaboration to support the future of Indonesia’s energy infrastructure. By integrating sound risk management practices with technological innovation, NBRI and PLN are working together to build a safer, more resilient, and sustainable energy ecosystem for generations to come. #RoadtoIBS2026 #IBS2026 #NBRI #PLN #RiskManagement #BatteryEnergyStorageSystem #BESS #SolarPV #RenewableEnergy #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #EnergyStorage #BatteryInnovation #EnergySecurity #Decarbonization #SustainableDevelopment #Indonesia100GWh