The UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) is a pioneering concept in the race to develop battery technology for the transition to a greener future.  🔋🌍

What we do:

Our unique facility provides the missing link between battery technology, which has proved promising at laboratory or prototype scale, and successful mass production. 

Based in Coventry, our publicly-funded battery product development facility welcomes manufacturers, entrepreneurs, researchers and educators, and can be accessed by any organisation with existing or new battery technology – if that technology will bring green jobs and prosperity to the UK.

UKBIC is a key part of the Faraday Battery Challenge (FBC), a Government programme to fast track the development of cost-effective, high-performance, durable, safe, low-weight and recyclable batteries.

Funding:

In addition to funding from the Faraday Battery Challenge through UK Research and Innovation and the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, we are also part-funded through the West Midlands Combined Authority.  The project has been delivered through a consortium of Coventry City Council, Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership and WMG, at the University of Warwick.  UKBIC was created in 2018 following a competition led by the Advanced Propulsion Centre with support from Innovate UK.

Want more information?:

Contact us at 📩 info@ukbic.co.uk or check out our website 👇

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UKBIC's headquarters in Coventry, United Kingdom

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The Manufacturing and Production Engineering team at UKBIC is dedicated to translating advanced battery technologies from the lab to mass production. They oversee the design, integration, and optimization of manufacturing processes to ensure efficient, high-quality battery production, while also focusing on system maintenance and quality control. This team plays a pivotal role in supporting both established manufacturers and innovators in developing sustainable battery solutions that meet the growing demands of a greener economy.

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