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Battery Power 2007 will highlight all the latest innovations in portable, stationary and automotive applications. The conference will focus on new battery designs, manufacturing techniques, battery materials, power management, charging, testing and monitoring systems, power conversion, as well as the latest market trends affecting the industry. Attendees, including battery manufacturers, vendors, distributors, OEMs, design engineers and power integrators, will learn the latest capabilities, design issues, trends and market forecasts in batteries and battery-powered products and systems.
“Webcom Communications has successfully positioned itself to expand its scope in the battery conference arena,” said Shannon Given, program manager of Battery Power 2007 and editor of Battery Power magazine. “Battery Power 2007 will replace our existing Advancements in Battery Technology and Power Management conference, which has grown steadily over the past four years. Battery Power 2007, which will double in size from our previous events, will have dedicated tracks for battery manufacturers, battery vendors and distributors, as well as OEMs and end users. The event will cover all battery chemistries and applications. Also, the exhibit area will be expanded significantly to accommodate a much more comprehensive display of products and services. If you are involved in the battery industry or if your products and systems run on batteries, this is a must attend event.”
Use these two days to network with peers, professionals and potential business partners involved in technology solutions serving a variety of applications. Learn the latest products, services and technologies available and discover what is on the horizon.
The conference will be held June 6-7 at the Hyatt Regency Tech Center, Denver, Colorado. The event will be organized to provide numerous opportunities for networking including refreshment and networking breaks, peer discussion sessions, Q&A sessions with leading technology experts, daily luncheons, reception, and tabletop or portable exhibits.
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