China International Battery Industry Cooperation Summit, the only Eurasian industrial cooperation conference in the new energy battery industry, has entered a 16-day countdown and will be held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center from March 19th to 20th, 2021.
With the theme of "Integrating the European Market and Focusing on New Carbon Emission Regulations", the summit took the opportunity of the China-Europe Investment Agreement to build a fast and efficient channel for Chinese companies to enter the European market. At present, the summit has invited many international authoritative institutions and experts to attend speeches, focusing on the EU Carbon Emission Regulations, the 2030 Battery Innovation Roadmap and the China-EU Comprehensive Investment Agreement, in-depth interpretation of European new energy industry policies and regulations to help China Enterprises seize the European new energy market.
EUROBAT (European Automotive and Industrial Battery Manufacturers Association) is a member of ETIP "Battery Europe" WG2 ("Raw Materials and Recycling") and a supporting partner of the "Battery 2030+" program, which aims to follow up the functional requirements and realize the EU The goal of zero emissions. EUROBAT's recently released "2030 Battery Innovation Roadmap" made evaluations and expectations on power battery technology, market, and segmentation. In this summit, Dr. Marc Zoellner, who is the CEO and executive shareholder of HOPPECKE Battery Company, as the president of the association, will look forward to and interpret the overall European market and the zero-emission goal of the green agreement.
The general manager of EUROBAT, Mr. Alfons Westgeest, is an expert in battery technology and policy formulation. He has been working in the European Union and the International Standards Organization. At this summit, he will also bring a wonderful speech on the topic of "Analysis of the New European Battery Law and Its Contribution to the Battery Industry".
In addition, there are other leading European trade officials and experts to interpret local policies for Chinese companies in the lithium battery industry chain to go overseas to Europe. they are:
Consul General of the Netherlands in Guangzhou, Mr. Michiel Bierkens, The Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, Sun Ying,
Director of the South China Project of the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, Ms. Sun has 20 years of experience in Dutch multinational work management and has helped more than 40 Chinese companies invest in the Netherlands;
The German Federal Agency for Foreign Trade and Investment (GTAI), Mr. He Ruobai, is in charge of the Asian business legal section in Bonn, Germany. In January 2019, Mr. He Ruobai became the representative in China of the Shanghai Representative Office of the German Federal Foreign Trade and Investment Agency, and was responsible for investment promotion and consulting work on behalf of the German Federal Agency for Foreign Trade and Investment.
