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Ronald M. Butler CEO of ESSPI (Energy Storage Safety Products International, LLC) Ron has served as a consultant on hundreds of battery fire safety interventions, training, and system design contracts with the automotive, aerospace, marine, consumer electronics, and battery manufacturing sectors. He serves as a subject matter expert for the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), Underwriters Laboratories (UL), and many others, for battery-related safety concerns. He has written extensively on the lithium (ion) battery fire safety subject with much more to come. He holds master’s degrees in Instructional Systems Design and Human and Organizational Performance Improvement from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI. Ron’s background includes 25 years as a Detroit Fire Department officer. |
January 28th, 2026 | 1 PM - 1:30 PM ET
Empowering Campus Safety: Understanding BatteryRisks & ESSPI Safety Innovations
ICC Course # TBD
As battery use in transportation and energy storage grows, so does the need for improved safety in handling and logistics. In this session, Ron Butler, CEO of ESSPI, will highlight approaches to early detection, intelligent monitoring, and targeted safety training to help mitigate risks associated with thermal runaway events. The core mission is on campus battery storage and charging stations, ensuring that these rapidly expanding environments are supported with the highest levels of safety, monitoring, and response readiness. Drawing on work with the U.S. Department of Transportation, Ron will share how ESSPI’s smart containment technologies—such as fire blankets, pallet covers, and drums—use real-time sensing, communication, and operator training to reduce response time and strengthen safety culture across the battery logistics industry. Ron will also introduce ESSPI’s AEGIS program, which provides practical safety training and assessments to help organizations build a proactive, informed approach to lithium-ion battery risk. ESSPI provides specialized safety consulting interventions for the energy storage and battery industries.ESSPI is involved in the design and development of systems for the safe transport and storage of battery technologies including technologies for battery logistics support. ESSPI is proud to be funded by the US Department of Transportation (USDOT) to identify safe battery packaging solutions for industry. REGISTERREGISTER HERE |