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NAVAL ENERGY STORAGE SUMMIT III - Industry Invitation

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The Naval Undersea Warfare Division Newport is organizing the third Naval Energy Storage Summit on May 24-25, 2016, in Newport, Rhode Island. This event aims to bring together professionals from various sectors involved in energy storage technologies to discuss innovative approaches to reducing costs and improving the affordability and reliability of energy storage systems, particularly within the Navy. The summit will highlight the Safe Common Affordable Lithium Energy Storage (SCALES) initiative and feature a plenary session with keynote speeches from government officials such as Mr. Joseph Bryan and Dr. Edward Ammeen. Attendees are required to submit abstracts outlining their expertise in areas such as reliability, casualty detection, or thermal runaway mitigation, and only selected submissions will be invited to make presentations or lead poster sessions. Participation is limited to companies actively contributing to energy storage advancements, with a maximum of two representatives per selected company. Prospective attendees must submit abstracts by May 2, 2016, along with personal and company information. Due to security protocols, all visitors must be U.S. citizens and undergo a vetting process by submitting visit requests through JPAS or fax to the NUWC Division Newport Security Management Office. Access to the facility will not be granted without approved visit authorization. The summit represents a significant opportunity for collaboration between industry and government to shape the future of naval energy storage technology.

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Naval Energy Storage Summit May 2016 in Newport for U.S. vetted energy storage experts only.

NAICS

541712 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)

Place of Performance

NUWC, Division Newport Chaffee Auditorium (Bldg. 1346) 1176 Howell Street, NEWPORT, RI, 02841, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → Nuwc Division Newport
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OfficeNEWPORT, RI, 02841-1703, USA
Office AddressNEWPORT, RI, 02841-1703, USA
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NAVAL ENERGY STORAGE SUMMIT III Naval Undersea Warfare Division Newport (NUWCDIVNPT) The Naval Undersea Warfare Division Newport (NUWCDIVNPT) will host the third Naval Energy Storage Summit from May 24-25 2016 in Newport, RI. The Naval Energy Storage Summit continues the collaborative effort of the energy storage technical community in its effort to examine new innovative methods and technologies, aimed at reducing costs associated with energy storage, and offers the opportunity for energy storage professionals across a variety of sectors to collectively discuss the future of energy storage affordability. Specifically, the summit will explore the future of energy storage systems within the Navy, with particular consideration given to the Safe Common Affordable Lithium Energy Storage (SCALES) initiative. The summit will be kicked off with an address from keynote speaker Mr. Joseph Bryan, DASN Energy, and Dr. Edward Ammeen, NAVSEA 05Z, as well as discussion from other government entities focusing on the future of energy storage during the morning's plenary session. All invited industry professionals will be required to submit an abstract (maximum two pages), detailing their specific focus area in the context of statistical based reliability, casualty detection, and/or thermal runaway mitigation within the energy storage community, and why their company's attendance at the summit would be of benefit to the Navy. Participants will be ranked based on their abstracts and submissions will be down selected to contribute in industry-government one-on-one presentations and/or asked to facilitate poster sessions. Interested parties that should seek to attend are those that are active contributors to energy storage advancement/progression and will be evaluated based upon the novelty of the concept(s) outlined in their abstract. Attendees must pre-register by providing their abstract via email to Elin Rushton at elin.rushton.ctr@navy.mil by COB 2 May 2016. Please provide the individual's name, company, phone and e-mail address. Chosen companies will be limited to two attendees who will act as representatives. They must submit visit requests (either through JPAS or faxed) for each individual to the NUWC Division Newport Security Management Office (SMO) and will be vetted, thus U.S. citizenship is a requirement. A Visit Request is mandatory for all visitors to NUWC Division Newport, government and civilian, regardless of the duration or classification of the visit. Access to NUWC Division Newport WILL NOT be granted under any circumstances without a valid visit authorization request on file.

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