EnergyNest has been awarded a SME-I phase 2 project grant by the EU Horizon 2020 program. The SME Instrument is part of the European Innovation Council (EIC) pilot that supports top class innovators, entrepreneurs and small companies with funding opportunities and acceleration services.
Ultimately, coal will be replaced by renewable energy. This is fantastic! Already now coal power plants are being converted to burn biomass: Denmark’s largest power station has replaced coal with wood chips and straw.
Our CEO Dr Christian Thiel attended Cleantech Summit Energy Transition in Rotterdam today. The summit is an initiative of the Tech Tour and the International Venture Club (IVC) and was hosted by the City of Rotterdam.
Today our CEO Dr Christian Thiel joined the 22nd Annual German Norwegian Energy Forum in Berlin. The forum took place in the Norwegian Embassy where 140 experts discussed ways to reach the goals set out in the Paris Agreement.
Among innovative technology providers developing a thermal energy storage system, Norway-based cleantech company EnergyNest is currently one of the partners selected by multinational energy provider Enel for the analysis of the benefits and impacts of the integration of its technology in one of Enel’s numerous power generation assets.
We had a great time at the HighTech Venture Days in Dresden this week. Our CFO Erik Diedrich presented our thermal battery storage technology to a packed audience.
Yesterday we celebrated the unveiling of our first commercial Thermal Battery module in Europoort, Port of Rotterdam. A big thank you to Enel, HeidelbergCement, Mebin,
We were part of the Innovation Expo 2018 in Rotterdam on October 4. It was good to speak to our local partners and connect with
The production process and shipping of our first commercial-size thermal battery module is successfully completed!
Our founder Dr Pål Bergan is at the Mebin fabrication site in Europoort, Port of Rotterdam, to observe the progress together with our VP Project Management Eva Bellido and VP Technology & Research Prof Nils Høivik.
