About the Event
Hungary is now the battery manufacturing capital of Europe. The supply chain meeting that matters most is following it there.
More battery cell capacity has been committed to Hungary than any other country in Europe. The gigafactories are built. The OEMs relying on them are sourcing raw materials now. In September 2026, the European Battery Raw Materials Conference moves to Budapest to put the people producing, refining, recycling and financing those materials inside the market they are all trying to supply.
The market has shifted. Korean and Central European midstream buyers are in the room. REsourceEU has €3 billion moving from policy into live projects. The procurement and investment decisions that follow European battery manufacturing expansion are being made right now, by the people who will be here in September.
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Last year's programme featured:
Stefan Debruyne
Director of External Affairs, SQM Lithium
Philseok Kim
Chief Technology Officer and Head of the Institute for Environmental Science and Technology, SK Innovation
Jean Barroca
Secretary of State for Energy, Government of the Republic of Portugal
Amine Belhaj Soulami
Chief of Staff to the Minister of Industry and Trade, Kingdom of Morocco
Balázs Szilágyi
Public Affairs Manager, CATL
Hanna Schweitz
Battery Materials Trading and Marketing, WMC Energy
Eljay Lee
Head of Global Recycling, CNGR
Raj Surendran
Chief Executive Officer, Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia
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