From mechanisms to materials that heal In WP2, HEALING BAT has reached a key inflection point: first‑generation operative self‑healing components are now available to enter testing and integration workflows! These are the first Li-S targeted self-healing&...
To prove the value of self-healing battery concepts, we must show that they improve sustainability and cost over a realistic baseline. HEALING BAT’s WP6 has now completed the Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) and Techno-economic Assessment (TEA) ...
Self-healing batteries are gaining attention as a way to extend battery lifetime, improve safety, and reduce lifecycle costs by addressing degradation earlier before it becomes irreversible. In the Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology feature “Battery, heal thyself”, HEALING BAT is ...
HEALING BAT takes part in BATTERY 2030+, the EU’s largescale initiative inventing the sustainable batteries of the future. A new explainer video maps the programme’s five research areas and associated CSA3 projects. HEALING BAT is showcased ...
HEALING BAT has been highlighted in IDTechEx’s market analysis, Self-Healing Materials 2025–2035: Technologies, Applications, and Players, with a mention in Chapter 7.2 (Energy Storage) for our research toward self-healing batteries and intelligent monitoring strategies. IDTechEx de...
The Horizon Europe HEALING BAT Project is breaking new ground in battery innovation with sensor-enabled batteries that feature built-in healing mechanisms. These smart cell technologies address the unique challenges posed by next-generation batteries, including new failure modes that demand equally ...
The HEALING BAT project takes part in Battery 2030+, a large-scale research initiative to make Europe a world leader in the development and production of the sustainable batteries of the future, which will store more energy, have a longer life, be safer and more environmentally friendly than to...
The Horizon Europe project HEALING BAT kicked off on 1st June in Dortmund, Germany. To investigate the EU batteries of the future, it has been granted €5,791,347 from the European Commission, and the respective UK and Swiss funding agencies. In particular, the EU project aims to develop a new clas...
Bruna Fonseca, EU Grants Manager at FI Group Portugal, gave an interview about the HEALING BAT project on July 26th 2023 at TSF Rádio Notícias, on the occasion of the Portugal Mobi Summit 2023. Since 2018, the Portugal Mobi Summit has been a favoured stage for bringing together stakeholders from a...
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