Pinflow Participates in IFBF 2026 in Budapest
The Pinflow team was proud to participate in the International Flow Battery Forum (IFBF) 2026, held in Budapest, Hungary.
Recognized as one of the leading international events dedicated to flow battery technology and long-duration energy storage, IFBF brings together researchers, technology developers, manufacturers, investors, and industry stakeholders from around the world. The forum provides a valuable platform for sharing knowledge, discussing technological advancements, and building new partnerships within the rapidly growing energy storage sector.
Throughout the event, our team had the opportunity to present Pinflow's expertise in electrochemical cell and stack development, reactor design, and custom engineering solutions for electrochemical applications. We welcomed visitors to our booth from both industry and academia and enjoyed many engaging discussions on current challenges and future opportunities in electrochemical technologies.
A highlight of this year's forum was the presentation delivered by our colleague, Jiří Charvát, titled "Electrode Durability and Performance in Electrochemical Systems." The presentation addressed key factors influencing electrode lifetime and performance in electrochemical applications, generating valuable discussions with fellow researchers and industry professionals. We are proud to contribute to the ongoing exchange of knowledge that drives innovation within the electrochemical and energy storage communities.
One of the most valuable aspects of IFBF was the opportunity to meet both long-term partners and new contacts from across Europe, Asia, and beyond. The event created an excellent environment for exchanging ideas, discussing potential collaborations, and learning about the latest developments in flow batteries, electrolysis, and energy storage systems.
The conference sessions provided valuable insights into the future direction of the industry, highlighting ongoing progress in materials development, system optimization, manufacturing, and commercialization. It was encouraging to see the continued growth of the sector and the increasing interest in technologies that support the global transition toward sustainable energy systems.
We would like to thank everyone who visited our booth and took the time to discuss their projects and ideas with us. We also extend our thanks to the organizers for hosting another successful edition of IFBF.
We return from Budapest with new contacts, promising opportunities, and valuable inspiration for future projects. We look forward to continuing the conversations started during the forum and contributing to the advancement of innovative electrochemical technologies.
