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Two research projects begin aiming to reduce the cost and improve the performance of battery technologies for use in developing countries and emerging economies
Researcher Development Champion: John Irvine CBE
Congratulations to John Irvine, University of St Andrews, for being awarded the 2026 Faraday Institution Researcher Development Champion. This award…
UK Foreign Secretary Launches Report on Opportunities for Africa in Global Battery Supply Chain
The report analyses the opportunities for Africa to transition from being an extractor of raw materials to refining minerals and assembling or manufacturing batteries.
The Faraday Institution launches new programme to research battery technologies for developing countries and emerging economies
Scientific, socio-economic and techno-economic studies to advance the use of energy storage to provide access to clean, sustainable and reliable energy.
Noticeboard – April 2020
News from the Faraday Institution, including working through covid uncertainties, CEO recruitment, the Faraday Institution Code of Conduct, and press coverage
Kevin Coutinho MBE named as Researcher Development Champion
Congratulations to Kevin Coutinho MBE, Chair of the Windsor Fellowship, for being awarded the 2025 Faraday Institution Researcher Development Champion.
Faraday Institution and JST Sign MoC on battery research
The Faraday Institution and the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) have today signed a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) to deepen UK-Japan collaboration in battery research and related enabling technologies under JST’s Green Technologies of Excellence (GteX) Programme.
Battery storage in developing countries and emerging economies
On 7th March 2019 the Department for International Development (DfID) announced £30 million of new funding to the Transforming Energy Access programme to give more people and companies across Africa access to affordable, clean energy. The initiative supports Goal Seven of the Global Goals for Sustainable Development: to ensure access for everyone in the world to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy by 2030.
Accelerating the deployment of sodium-ion battery systems for real-world impact
The StamiNa project has been extended to strengthen an established UK-Africa partnership focused on turning sodium-ion battery innovations.
Battery Innovation Programme – Innovation Award Winner – University of Oxford and Bboxx
The 2026 Faraday Institution Community Award for Innovation recognises a collaboration between the University of Oxford and Bboxx for their unique innovation in battery intelligence and lifetime modelling, and for its success in translating research into real-world impact at scale.
UK Gigafactory Commission Report – Britain’s Battery Future
A cross-party commission has published a set of recommendations designed to secure Britain’s place in the global battery industry, safeguard the future of its automotive sector, and ensure the country remains competitive in a rapidly shifting international landscape.
Faraday Institution Conference 2023 Poster Winners
We are delighted to announce the winners of the poster competition at the Faraday Institution Conference 2023