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Nordic Battery Days – Tokyo and Osaka

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From the public capture. Detailed factual notes from Business Norway. Statements and figures reflect the source at the time of capture.

  • Delegation/exhibition listed 16–19 September 2025 across Tokyo and Osaka; programme also includes arrival on 15 September. Organiser: Innovation Norway. Partners: Nordic Battery Collaboration (Finland, Norway and Sweden) and Nordic Innovation. Industries: battery and energy. Contact: Michal Louis Berg (michal.louis.berg@innovationnorway.no). No participant-company roster or recording shown.
  • The programme connected Nordic and Japanese battery sectors and included a Tokyo seminar and networking reception, a Battery Japan trade-fair visit with B2B/targeted visits and travel to Osaka, an Expo Osaka/Nordic Pavilion seminar and executive roundtable on partnerships and investment followed by reception, and a site visit to a Japanese battery manufacturer or battery-technology R&D environment. The page’s preliminary agenda additionally lists a welcome/kickoff and Nordic networking lunch on 16 September. The delegation ends in Osaka. Programme sessions are shown as 10:00–19:00 each day in GMT+09:00; individual timings are not provided.
  • Participation was by invitation; registrants would be contacted for a short call. Fee: NOK 10,000; deadline: 20 June (the page does not state a year). Fee covered one company representative’s programme participation, Battery Japan exhibitor visits and fair admission, transport from Battery Japan to Osaka, programme meals/arrangements on 16, 18 and 19 September, and site-visit handling. Participants paid airfare, lodging, Osaka-to-Tokyo transfer, other meals and arrangements outside the programme.
  • Expo-related positioning: Nordic countries planned to showcase green innovation, sustainable materials, advanced manufacturing and circular-economy solutions across the battery lifecycle. Battery Japan was described as covering battery technologies/materials and wider Smart Energy Week areas including hydrogen/fuel cells, solar, smart grids, wind and biomass. ESG and responsible-business due-diligence conditions applied.
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