22Nov
News
Addressing the challenges facing SMEs in climate action
Both organisations have teamed up, bringing together over a hundred researchers to tackle the challenge of integrating renewable energies in more than 20 companies in Europe over the next three years
Europe's goals for 2030 include the development of new energy models, and energy storage will have an essential role in grids and mobility in the future. In this context, TECNALIA and CIDETEC have combined their abilities to develop new technology and energy applications based on the use of batteries in various industrial sectors.
TECNALIA will bring to the table all they know about integrating applications and power electronics, among other things, and CIDETEC Energy Storage will offer its experience in the development of advanced batteries.
The aim is to become European leaders in terms of solutions throughout the entire value chain. Both organisations have joined forces, bringing together over a hundred researchers to tackle the challenge of integrating renewable energies in more than 20 companies in Europe over the next three years.
