Battery Week 2026 Highlights Innovation and Safety in Binghamton
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y., Oct. 23, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Battery Week 2026, organized by New Energy New York (NENY) and led by Binghamton University, will highlight safety, innovation, and the workforce in the growing battery industry in upstate New York. The event, taking place from November 1 to 5, aims to showcase the momentum of U.S. battery supply chain innovation and position upstate New York as a leader in energy storage safety.
WHAT - Future Innovators Day: Hands-on STEM demonstrations for K-12 students at Oakdale Commons, featuring interactive performances like the School of Arts’ “Battery Dance,” opportunities to build your own lava lamp, balloon-fighting robots, and more! Test drive opportunities with LUCID Motors EV in the parking lot, and check out the SUNY Mobile Learning Lab. 12-3 p.m., free to attend, and win prizes! - NSF Energy Storage Engine Information Session: Researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry partners can register to learn more about the NSF Energy Storage Engine in upstate New York and its initiatives, including its New York Energy Storage Safety Assistance program. - Research and Safety Symposium and Community Cafe: Symposium at the Innovative Technologies Complex will convene leading battery scientists and safety experts for Q&A panels and discussions on battery safety practices in New York state, including applications in transportation, energy storage, emergency response, and more. In the evening, join Southern Door Community Land Trust at the Broome County Public Library, from 5-7 p.m., to learn more about housing and community resources! Food and refreshments provided.
WHEN - November 1-5, 2026
WHERE - Binghamton, New York - Oakdale Commons - Innovative Technologies Complex - Broome County Public Library
WHO - New Energy New York (NENY), led by Binghamton University - Industry leaders, startups, manufacturers, researchers, students, educators, and community members
MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES Reporters are invited to attend Battery Week events, request interviews with industry leaders and workforce experts, and cover how upstate New York is shaping the nation’s clean energy future.