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International Flow Battery Forum (IFBF®)

Date: 16 June 2026 to 18 June 2026
Location Budapest, Hungary
International Flow Battery Forum (IFBF®)



The International Flow Battery Forum (IFBF®) – the leading event for the flow battery community – will take place on 16-18 June 2026 in Budapest, Hungary at the Intercontinental Hotel (and online), gathering 350 flow battery experts from all over the world.

The IFBF is the annual event promoting the most recent developments in the commercialisation and technological advancements of flow batteries – rechargeable electrochemical energy storage systems that store energy in liquid electrolytes.

Covering a broad range of interests in the research and industrial aspects of flow batteries, the conference brings together users, manufacturers, suppliers, policymakers, academics, and students from across the globe, to raise the profile of flow batteries within the energy storage sector.

Over three days, the IFBF agenda will highlight recent global developments in flow battery technology, including large-scale installations, AI and data centre applications, transport uses, and advances in research and manufacturing, with policy presentations, panel discussion and market forecasts.

2026-06-16 00:00:00 2026-06-18 00:00:00 Australia/Perth International Flow Battery Forum (IFBF®) The International Flow Battery Forum (IFBF®) - the leading event for the flow battery community - will take place on 16-18 June 2026 in Budapest, Hungary at the Intercontinental Hotel (and online), gathering 350 flow battery experts from all over the world. The IFBF is the annual event promoting the most recent developments in the commercialisation and technological advancements of flow batteries – rechargeable electrochemical energy storage systems that store energy in liquid electrolytes. Covering a broad range of interests in the research and industrial aspects of flow batteries, the conference brings together users, manufacturers, suppliers, policymakers, academics, and students from across the globe, to raise the profile of flow batteries within the energy storage sector. Over three days, the IFBF agenda will highlight recent global developments in flow battery technology, including large-scale installations, AI and data centre applications, transport uses, and advances in research and manufacturing, with policy presentations, panel discussion and market forecasts. Budapest, Hungary
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