Estonia’s Skeleton Technologies takes a major win for CleanTech in a traditionally gas-guzzling sport, as their supercapacitors power the new hybrid system in the IndyCar racing series.

Estonia’s Skeleton Technologies secures €18M grant for hydrogen tech, solidifying Estonia’s reputation as a hotbed for CleanTech innovations and investments.

Estonian innovations power pan-European companies. Battery maker Skeleton Technologies announces a new factory in southern France and eyes a potential 2027 IPO.

Estonian green hydrogen startup Stargate Hydrogen just raised €42M to scale their innovative electrolyser tech, aiming to bring green hydrogen costs down to €1/kg. The company has also appointed Taavi Madiberk, Founder and CEO of Skeleton Technologies, as a Non-Executive Chairman.

Three Estonian DeepTech scale-ups have been listed among the fastest-growing teams in the Baltics: Elcogen, Skeleton and Ready Player Me.

According to a recent poll by FoundMe, Skeleton Technologies leads the pack of future Estonian unicorns, with Skeleton and Ready Player Me and even DefenceTech sector also seen as potential billion-dollar ventures.

Skeleton Technologies closed a €108M funding round that includes Siemens Financial Services (SFS), Marubeni Corporation and other investors.

Estonian cleantech leader, Skeleton Technologies, has unveiled its Leipzig Superfactory — a cutting-edge collaborative effort between Estonia, Japan, and Germany.

Japanese powerhouse Marubeni Corporation increases its investment in Estonian energy storage startup Skeleton Technologies to power its global expansion and SuperBattery mass production.

Estonian DeepTech scale-up Skeleton Technologies expands its manufacturing capacity and accelerates research and development (R&D) efforts to Finland, which further strengthens Nordic Tech Valley’s attractiveness in a global sphere.

Estonian ultracapacitor and SuperBattery manufacturer Skeleton Technologies is set to receive €51m from the German government and the state of Saxony to build a second production unit in Leipzig.

Tesla-rival Skeleton Technologies, the most successful Estonian DeepTech startup, launched a new product – SuperBattery and enters the huge 95 billion euros market of super batteries. Skeleton’s first partner for the new product is Shell, and their first joint project is electrifying off-road mining vehicles.