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Writer's pictureMelisha Linnell

Rivus Batteries receives recognition at Techarena event - and by Free Electrons program



Rivus Batteries is part of Founders Loft

Rivus Batteries, which is focusing on developing organic flow batteries for large-scale energy storage, has had a busy start of the year. Not only have they extended their team with high skilled newly recruits, but they also recently announced winning the Vinnova's pitch competition alongside impressive peers Proligreen AB and GREEN14 - and being selected as as one of 'The Most Promising Energy Innovators of 2024' by Free Electrons Program!


Techarenan has the purpose of acknowledging entrepreneurship and give entrepreneurs the opportunity to showcase their company’s products and services on a public arena. The competition also aims to highlight Sweden and the Nordic region as hotbeds for innovative, emerging enterprises that change, improve, and develop their industries on a global level as well as function as a connecting platform for entrepreneurs, business leaders, investors, media, politicians, and partners.


Free Electrons is the a global startup program connecting the world’s most promising startups with leading energy utilities to deliver cutting edge solutions and co-create the future of energy.


The Free Electrons program offers a unique opportunity for later stage startups to gain access to utility partners that can help them scale and expand into new markets around the world. The utility partners participating in Free Electrons are leaders in the clean energy transition extending across more than 40 countries, with access to over 82 million customers worldwide, representing over $173 billion in combined revenue


Congratulations to Rivus Batteries for these well deserved recognitions! We look forward to see whats in store for your exciting company in the future !


About Rivus Batteries

Rivus develops aqueous organic electrolytes for flow batteries. Instead of filling flow batteries with salts of heavy metals, such as vanadium imported for example from China and Russia, the batteries are filled with organic materials that can be easily synthesized from standard bulk chemicals that are available in unlimited quantities. Rivus was founded in 2019 as a spin-off from Chalmers University of Technology and uses technology that was further developed during research at the University of Turku and the Technical University of Denmark.

To know more, please visit www.rivus-batteries.com


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