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Chungbuk-do, Cheongju-si hosted 'Battery Insight Conference 2025
The 'Battery Insight Conference 2025,' co-hosted by Chungbuk-do and Cheongju-si, successfully concluded on July 2nd at Cheongju OSCO.
Held under the theme 'Super Gap Technology Leaping, Charging the Future,' the conference served as a platform to explore the future and growth strategies of the domestic and international secondary battery industry, with over 400 participants from companies, universities, and research institutions.
The conference featured keynote speeches by Kim Je-young, CTO of LG Energy Solution, and Kim Tae-kyung, Head of the Next-Generation Battery Division at SK On, as well as special lectures by Professor Ryoji Kanno from Tokyo Institute of Technology and Professor Seon Yang-guk from Hanyang University. The event also included a panel discussion on secondary battery materials and solid-state batteries.
An official from Chungbuk-do said, "We will build a solid foundation for the battery industry through the creation of a sustainable ecosystem, the cultivation of innovative talent, and tailored support for businesses."
jeonch@yna.co.kr
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** This article was translated from Korean.
Date
2025.07.04
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According to Yonhap News,
The 'Battery Insight Conference 2025,' co-hosted by Chungbuk-do and Cheongju-si, successfully concluded on July 2nd at Cheongju OSCO.
Held under the theme 'Super Gap Technology Leaping, Charging the Future,' the conference served as a platform to explore the future and growth strategies of the domestic and international secondary battery industry, with over 400 participants from companies, universities, and research institutions.
The conference featured keynote speeches by Kim Je-young, CTO of LG Energy Solution, and Kim Tae-kyung, Head of the Next-Generation Battery Division at SK On, as well as special lectures by Professor Ryoji Kanno from Tokyo Institute of Technology and Professor Seon Yang-guk from Hanyang University. The event also included a panel discussion on secondary battery materials and solid-state batteries.
An official from Chungbuk-do said, "We will build a solid foundation for the battery industry through the creation of a sustainable ecosystem, the cultivation of innovative talent, and tailored support for businesses."
jeonch@yna.co.kr
Source Text
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Source: Yonhap News (July 2, 2025)
** This article was translated from Korean.