Recording of Wednesday, May 07, 2025 | The smarter E Europe Conferences 2025 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 18:12 .

AI Transcription Service Enhances Conversation Documentation as Cell Manufacturer Focuses on Safe, Efficient Battery Systems and Global Energy Expansion

The transcript by aiconver AI details the capabilities of an advanced conversational AI system designed to enhance human-machine interactions through natural language processing (NLP). This technology is aimed at improving user experiences across sectors like customer service, healthcare, and education by offering personalized assistance. It employs machine learning algorithms for continuous improvement based on past interactions while ensuring data privacy standards are upheld. Additionally, the presentation titled "From Cell to System and From the System Back to the Cell" outlines a company's extensive experience in battery manufacturing over 24 years. They focus on safety and efficiency with innovative technologies such as flame-retardant electrolytes in cells up to 340 mAh capacity. Their largest product is a 5.015 megawatt-hour container system composed of nearly 5,000 cells optimized for space utilization within containers. Employing around ten thousand people globally, including engineers and R&D personnel, they offer dual product lines tailored for different capacities with plans for overseas market expansion in Q3 alongside new AC cabinet offerings. The company emphasizes rigorous testing processes—particularly thermal runaway tests—and aims at mass production by Q4 2025 following significant advancements since June 2024 involving increased amp-hour variations currently under evaluation without standardized benchmarks yet demonstrating real-world application success.

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Speaker

Michael Strobel
Business Director Europe
Guangzhou Great Power Energy & Technology Co., Ltd
China

Talk of session: How to Avoid Nasty Surprises at the End of a (Battery's) Life

It's like choosing a partner for life—appearances can be deceiving, and risks may only surface later. Selecting a BESS is more than just a technical decision; it requires long-term quality and risk management for manufacturers and operators. This session explores key challenges beyond initial performance. The Presentations will highlight real-world case studies on BMS limitations, insurance perspectives on risk mitigation, and the evolving role of manufacturers in ensuring safety and sustainability. Attendees will gain insights into BESS risk management, enabling them to optimize system performance and ensure regulatory alignment.

Further Talks of this session:

Welcome & Introduction

Speaker

Patrick Zank
Senior Battery Consultant & Business Development Manager
VDE Renewables GmbH
Germany

To Talk

End-Of-Life of Batteries - The Regulatory Framework

Speaker

Gunther Kellermann
Managing Director
ZVEI - German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturer Association
Germany

To Talk

Early Identification and Contractual Protection of Risks at the End of Lifecycle of BESS

Speaker

Dr. Florian Brahms
Lawyer
Brahms Nebel & Kollegen
Germany

To Talk

BMS Limitations: Case Studies Demonstrating the Need for Battery Monitoring

Speaker

Claudius Jehle
CEO
volytica diagnostics GmbH
Germany

To Talk

Panel Discussion including Q&A

To Talk

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