Americase and Shmuel De-Leon Energy Announce the Upcoming Navigating Battery Safety, Regulations & Innovation Symposium November 2024.
Americase and Shmuel De-Leon Energy Ltd are excited to announce the return of the Safely Charging Ahead: Navigating Battery Safety, Regulations & Innovation Symposium scheduled for November 18-19, 2024. Taking place at Americase’s facility in Waxahachie, Texas (near Dallas), this comprehensive event will offer insights into current and future lithium-ion battery safety practices, regulatory changes impacting battery storage and transportation, testing techniques, facility readiness, battery recycling strategies, and more.
Throughout the two-day symposium, attendees can expect panel discussions, interactive workshops, and live demonstrations led by renowned industry experts. Key topics will include updates on emerging regulations and standards such as SAE G-27, SAE J3303 and UN IWG; guidelines for on-site battery storage outlined in the IFC 2024, ICAO’s state of charge restrictions, recent modifications to dangerous goods shipping and packaging regulations, end-of-life management strategies for lithium batteries, and strategies for facility readiness against potential thermal runaway events. Twelve industry experts will deliver their insights in eleven sessions, fostering interactive discussions where attendees can seek answers to their most pressing questions.
Shmuel De-Leon, Founder and CEO of Shmuel De-Leon Energy, Ltd. said:
In our pursuit of enhancing energy density, safety should never take a back seat – a single mishap can set a company back by years.
“This is the motivation behind Americase and Shmuel De-Leon Energy hosting the Navigating Battery Safety, Regulations & Innovation Symposium, where we aim to equip attendees with the latest practical tools and knowledge to mitigate the risk of battery-related incidents. We invite everyone to take advantage of this invaluable opportunity.”
Robby Kinsala, President and CEO of Americase, said:
We have crafted these interactive sessions and selected speakers to tackle various battery safety challenges from multiple perspectives, catering to different roles across the industry.
“Our discussions will confront many challenging questions while addressing the diverse needs of professionals in the battery sector spanning various industries.”
The two-day registration cost is $1,100. An optional DOT certification training course is offered on November 19 for an additional $300. Early bird pricing is available until September 18 with the registration cost $1,000. See registration and the full event agenda.
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Americase and Shmuel De-Leon Energy Announce the Upcoming Navigating Battery Safety, Regulations & Innovation Symposium November 2024. source
