Exclusive, invite-only summit organized by New to The Street (US) and co-hosted by HPB (Germany).
Wondering what’s actually happening across the three days? Here’s a breakdown of the sessions and formats designed to help innovators, investors and manufacturers exchange insights that lead to action.
Get a first impression of who will be attending -
from European battery innovators to production partners,
US-based investors and US media professionals
From solid-state breakthroughs to global manufacturing scale-up, the FUTURE OF BATTERIES SUMMIT brings together the people shaping what comes next. If you're building, investing in or reporting on battery innovation, we’d love to hear from you.
3 days (June 17–19)
2 days (June 18–19)
1 day (June 19)
FOB is a three-day, invite-only summit focused on the future of energy storage and battery innovation. It connects European battery tech pioneers with American manufacturers, investors and industry media. The emphasis is on commercialization and practical partnerships.
NTTS is a US-based television show that profiles public companies, advertises and markets their products and services, and provides business news. They offer a blend of business and financial services reporting and interviews.
HPB is a German battery technology developer. They license their proprietary solid-state battery technology, enabling partners to produce high-performance batteries for commercial use.
Founders, engineers, manufacturers, investors, analysts and policymakers involved in batteries, energy, mobility or manufacturing. Particularly those working at the intersection of R&D, scale-up and commercial production.
The summit will take place across two private venues in New York City. The launch evening will be held at Blackbarn, a private dining space in the Flatiron District. The main program will take place near Hudson Yards in the heart of Manhattan. Venue details for the full event will be shared directly with approved guests before the summit.
We are curating a group of founders, engineers, manufacturers, investors, and analysts from both Europe and the US. Attendees include professionals active in battery technology, scale-up operations, investment, policy and media, especially those focused on building meaningful transatlantic partnerships in energy and manufacturing.
The three-day program includes expert panels, keynote discussions, roundtable sessions and private networking. Sessions are designed to support conversations around licensing, domestic manufacturing and the future of solid-state battery technology at scale.