The REBELION consortium convened online for its General Assembly, on 16 December 2025, bringing together all project partners to review progress achieved so far and align on the next steps as the project enters its final phase. During the meeting, each work package leader presented updates on ongoing activities, key achievements, and remaining tasks. The […]
The REBELION consortium convened online for its General Assembly, on 16 December 2025, bringing together all project partners to review progress achieved so far and align on the next steps as the project enters its final phase.
During the meeting, each work package leader presented updates on ongoing activities, key achievements, and remaining tasks. The discussions provided a comprehensive overview of the technical, scientific, and coordination progress across the project, confirming that activities are advancing as planned. At the same time, partners addressed a number of open points that will require focused attention during the final project year.
A session of the General Assembly focused on planning the final phase of REBELION. The last year of the project will place a strong emphasis on exploitation, uptake, and impact generation, with the aim of translating research and innovation results into practical, usable outcomes for stakeholders across the battery value chain. Partners discussed strategies to consolidate Key Exploitable Results, strengthen engagement with industry and policymakers, and maximise the long-term value of REBELION’s contributions to circular battery systems and European battery innovation.
The General Assembly confirmed the consortium’s shared commitment to delivering high-quality results and working collaboratively to address remaining challenges, ensuring that REBELION concludes with a solid foundation for sustained impact beyond the project lifetime.
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