From November 16th to 17th, the 10th International Summit on Power Battery Application (CBIS2025), jointly hosted by the China Chemical and Physical Power Sources Industry Association and Battery China Network, will be held in Shanghai. Fan Yaobing, General Manager of Beijing EnPower Technology Co., Ltd., and He Minghui, R&D Director, will attend the summit and offer suggestions for the industrialization of advanced power batteries and the formulation of "standards for medium and large UAV aviation batteries".

At the forum, Fan Yaobing, General Manager of EnPower, on behalf of the company, jointly released the "2025 China Solid-State Battery Industry Development White Paper" with companies in the industry chain, including UNHCR, Farasis Energy, and Sunwoda. The white paper was planned and led by the China Chemical and Physical Power Sources Industry Association and edited by the Power Battery Application Branch. It aims to comprehensively review the current development status, technological breakthroughs and future trends of China's solid-state battery industry, deeply analyze the key challenges and opportunities in each link of the industry chain, and propose policy recommendations and practical paths to promote industrialization.

At the Advanced Battery Innovation and Development Forum, Dr. He Minghui, R&D Director of EnPower, delivered a keynote speech entitled "The Industrialization Path of All-Solid-State Batteries and EnPower's Practice." In his speech, Dr. He shared EnPower's key breakthroughs in the field of sulfide all-solid-state batteries: the successful development of Ah-level soft-pack batteries with energy densities ranging from 270-600Wh/kg, achieving fast charging performance of over 10C and a cycle life of over 1000 cycles. Among numerous technical routes, EnPower firmly chose the sulfide all-solid-state path and has been deeply involved in it for eight years, achieving industry-leading independent R&D capabilities. Especially in addressing the core challenge of the solid-solid interface, EnPower has achieved uniformity of the solid-state interface through controllable particle size and self-filling technology, which has been fully verified at the cell level. This industry sharing demonstrates EnPower's leading strength in the field of all-solid-state battery technology and contributes professional expertise to promoting the technological upgrading of the new energy industry.

At the subsequent closed-door meeting on "Discussion on Standards for Medium and Large UAV Aviation Batteries," Fan Yaobing, General Manager of EnPower, spoke as an industry representative, emphasizing the crucial importance of establishing high-standard battery specifications for ensuring UAV flight safety. He pointed out that current UAV batteries must meet core indicators such as high energy density, high power density, wide temperature range performance, and fast charging, and suggested incorporating solid-state battery technology into the standards considerations. He shared EnPower's technological innovation and application experience in solid-state batteries, calling on the industry to pay attention to the advantages of solid-state batteries in the UAV field and to continuously promote the healthy and sustainable development of the industry. This participation fully demonstrates the company's responsibility in promoting industry standardization and contributes professional expertise to the high-quality development of the UAV industry.