Start-ups are considered drivers of the energy transition. A recent study by the University of Münster and the Fraunhofer FFB now shows that battery start-ups emerge primarily where technological expertise is in demand, but capital requirements are still manageable. Start-ups are particularly well-represented in the fields of advanced materials, specialized components, and cell manufacturing. Significantly fewer start-ups, however, are emerging …
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Start-ups are considered drivers of the energy transition. A recent study by the University of Münster and the Fraunhofer FFB now shows that battery start-ups emerge primarily where technological expertise is in demand, but capital requirements are still manageable. Start-ups are particularly well-represented in the fields of advanced materials, specialized components, and cell manufacturing. Significantly fewer start-ups, however, are emerging …