Stabl Energy is developing a technology that makes battery storage more efficient, safer, and more cost-effective. The Munich-based company divides high-voltage battery packs into many smaller modules. Using the proprietary technology, these modules are then dynamically interconnected. This concept is intended to protect against failures, improve safety, and save energy. Stabl's technology allows the use of both new and discarded batteries, such as those from electric cars. This gives old batteries a second use as stationary storage.
"With this investment round, we can focus on growth and product development. The new capital will expand the team, expand existing partnerships, and prepare for entry into the European market,"
says Arthur Singer, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Stabl Energy.
“We are very pleased to have found partners in UVC Partners and the new investors who will help shape the success story,”
says Ruth Happersberger, founder of the Smart Energy Innovation Fund and member of the management team at Energie 360°.
“Stabl Energy is an important building block for the widespread use of alternative energy”
“The team particularly impressed us because they were able to quickly transform an innovative technology from university research into a functioning product with their first customers,”
says John of Borries, Managing Director of UVC Partners. Stabl Energy is an important building block for the widespread use of alternative energy and is benefiting from the trend toward battery-powered cars and energy storage.
The Munich startup was founded in 2019 by Arthur Singer, Nam Truong, Martin Sprehe and Christoph Dietrich in Munich as M-Bee founded.
