#TheBatteryShow
NEWARE is pleased to announce its participation in the International Conference on Green Energy Technologies (ICGET-tw 2026). The event will take place from November 6 to November 8, 2026, at Chung Yuan Christian University in Taoyuan.
As an international gathering for researchers and industry experts in electrochemistry and energy storage, ICGET-tw 2026 focuses on key themes including batteries, storage devices, conversion systems, photoelectrochemistry, and fundamental electrochemistry. The conference features keynotes and academic exchanges led by renowned international experts, including Dr. Joel W. Ager III (UC Berkeley), Dr. Bing-Joe Hwang (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology), Dr. Yoshitaka Tateyama (Institute of Science Tokyo), and Dr. Seongmin Bak (Yonsei University).
At ICGET-tw 2026, NEWARE will showcase its latest battery testing equipment and cycling solutions designed for advanced research and industrial development. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore high-precision testing hardware, user-friendly control software, and tailored solutions for battery materials and electrochemical energy storage research.
Event: ICGET-tw 2026 (International Conference on Green Energy Technologies)
Date: November 6–8, 2026
Venue: Chung Yuan Christian University
Address: No. 200, Zhongbei Road, Zhongli District, Taoyuan City
We welcome academic researchers, industry engineers, and corporate partners to visit our booth to discuss testing methodologies and explore collaborative opportunities.
Technology
October 19, 2026
The lab focuses on solid-state battery research to overcome traditional lithium batteries' safety and energy density issues, supporting environmental sustainability. It develops innovative solid-state electrolytes, refines electrode materials, and investigates ion transfer and interface stability to revolutionize battery technology.
The electric vehicle battery industry is rapidly developing, focusing on technological innovation, market competition, and sustainability. Research hotspots include solid-state batteries, new types of electrolytes, BMS optimization, and recycling technologies. The environmental adaptability, safety, and economic viability of batteries are key research areas, and the industry is expected to undergo more innovation and transformation.
We specialize in battery preparation technology research, focusing on overcoming existing energy storage challenges by innovating in electrode materials, battery chemistry, and manufacturing processes to improve performance, enhance safety, and reduce costs. Sustainability and recycling technologies for batteries are also emphasized to mitigate environmental impacts and foster the growth of green energy.
To power the energy transition, the storage industry is evolving towards large-scale, high-quality development, focusing on safety, efficiency, and lifecycle value over mere price competition.
