The NEMO consortium came together on 27–28 May 2026 for its General Assembly, hosted at the facilities of CSEM in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. The meeting marked a significant moment for the project: with NEMO set to conclude in October 2026, this was one of the last opportunities for partners to meet in person and take stock of a shared journey that has pushed the boundaries of battery management system research.

Discussions covered the scientific and technical progress achieved across the project’s core workstreams, including advances in battery modelling and experimental testing. Partners also reviewed the outcomes expected before the project closes, ensuring the consortium is on track to deliver on its commitments to the European research community and its funding bodies.

The final months of NEMO will be marked by several key events. The project will be represented at the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) session on 10 June 2026, offering a platform to share results with a broader European audience. A final project event is planned for autumn 2026 — more details will be announced soon, so stay tuned.

New scientific publications are also on the horizon, as the team continues to reach milestones and formalise results. Readers can expect further papers in the coming months.

The General Assembly also included a tour of CSEM’s testing facilities, giving partners a first-hand look at the experimental work carried out on BMS and BMS+ systems. It was a valuable reminder of the concrete, real-world dimension behind the project’s modelling and simulation work.

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