Pascal Hermann is a chemist and Manager of Modeling & Analysis at Farasis Energy Europe. He is the technical lead of the noTP program, has headed European simulation since 2020, and since 2024 oversees the European cell validation laboratory of Farasis. His expertise bridges cell chemistry, simulation, and system integration, with a strong focus on safety and innovation in advanced battery technologies.

The Pop in Your Job: I am passionate about advancing safe and efficient energy storage solutions by connecting deep scientific understanding with practical engineering. Enabling breakthrough battery designs that accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility is what drives me every day.

Farasis Energy was founded in 2002 by Dr. Yu Wang and Dr. Keith Kepler and is headquartered in Ganzhou, China. The company develops lithium-ion battery technology for applications in electric mobility and energy storage. With R&D and manufacturing facilities in China, Germany, and the United States, Farasis operates on a global scale. Its batteries are used by several major automotive manufacturers, with a focus on energy density, safety, and durability. Beyond production, the company explores low-carbon manufacturing methods, second-life uses for batteries, and recycling processes. In 2021, Farasis established Siro, a joint venture with Togg in Turkey, aimed at strengthening its position in the European market and supporting the growth of electric mobility.