The HEALING BAT consortium gathered in Brussels on 30 June 2026 for the project’s Second Review Meeting, bringing together project partners to assess the progress achieved so far and discuss the next steps towards the successful implementation of the project.
The meeting provided an opportunity to present the project’s overall achievements and review the activities carried out across all work packages. The agenda included dedicated sessions covering the progress, results, and future plans of Work Packages 1 through 7, followed by a discussion session and feedback from the project officer.
The meeting opened with an overview of the project’s global achievements, highlighting key milestones reached since the previous review period. Throughout the day, leaders of each work package presented technical advancements, research results, innovation activities, dissemination efforts, and management updates, demonstrating the strong collaboration among consortium partners.
The review meeting provided an important opportunity for the HEALING BAT consortium to evaluate progress against project objectives, address challenges and align future activities. With the project now approaching its final stage, the constructive discussions and feedback received will help ensure the successful delivery of the remaining objectives and reinforce the project’s expected impact.
The HEALING BAT consortium would like to thank all partners, contributors, and reviewers for their participation, valuable insights, and continued commitment to advancing innovative battery solutions for a more sustainable future.
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