On February 4-5, the STREAMS consortium met in Poznań to mark one year of progress. Hosted by Łukasiewicz – IMN, the event gathered partners to review key achievements, discuss challenges, and plan the next phases of the 36-month project.
Key takeaways from the General Assembly
In its first year, STREAMS has made strides in developing sustainable battery technologies. The meeting was an opportunity to take stock of progress and refine strategies for the road ahead. Discussions covered:
- Project coordination – Ensuring smooth workflows and meeting key milestones.
- Communication and outreach – Strengthening engagement and visibility efforts.
- Battery material innovation – Improving resource efficiency and exploring new processing techniques.
- Sustainability and circularity – Addressing responsible resource use and environmental impact.
- Electrochemical testing – Evaluating battery performance and durability.
The meeting reinforced the collaborative drive behind STREAMS, as partners exchanged insights and aligned their efforts for the next phases.
Łukasiewicz – IMN‘s facility tour : A hands-on look at innovation
A highlight of the event was the guided tour of Łukasiewicz – IMN’s research facilities. Partners explored cutting-edge labs and pilot production lines, gaining insights into:
- Material characterization techniques, essential for battery component assessment.
- Pilot-scale production, showcasing advances in battery material synthesis.
- Electrochemical testing, providing real-world performance evaluations.
This visit helped partners understand how testing methodologies apply to STREAMS, offering practical knowledge to refine their approaches moving forward.
Looking ahead
As STREAMS enters its second year, the focus is on scaling technological advancements, strengthening collaborations, and ensuring real-world impact. Building on a strong foundation, the consortium is set to drive innovation in battery sustainability and competitiveness.
Please find the press release here.
