We are super thrilled to share that we're part of this years ABB Electrification Startup Challenge.  A competition where the winner gets to collaborate on a proof-of-concept with ABB, mentoring from Microsoft and other great things. 

'Ben' is the result of a collaboration between Epishine, Ynvisible Interactive Inc [...]

The Norrköping company Ligna Energy is in the process of proving its technology, which has attracted great interest. "There is nothing other than our ability to produce that sets the limits," says CEO Peter Ringstad.

We are very happy to officially announce our partnership with Cebon Group through their subsidiary Sparq Technology! They will support us in our go-to-market efforts with their long experience in the battery industry.  

For us at Ligna Energy it is important to keep researching new innovative bio-based raw materials for our future energy storage solutions. That’s why we’re thrilled to say we’ve been granted funds by Vinnova to research melanin produced by residues from the forest and paper industry. In this project we’ll collaborate with RISE, Ragn-Sells & Rottneros Bruk. 

We are proud to say we are the winners of the category 'Energy Optimization' in this years E-Prize 2022!

"Connected sensors can keep track of air quality and temperature in buildings. But then they need power. The wood-based supercapacitor from Ligna Energy is now being evaluated by several companies."

David Borlace shares a brilliant presentation of the science behind our first product, the S-Power, on his Youtube-channel 'Just Have A Think'.

The company Ligna Energy introduces an organic re-chargeable storage solution that is suitable for powering sensors and other low power devices. The new “S-Power” offers a more sustainable and safer alternative for storing energy in thin IoT-devices, to a competitive price.

Wood-based batteries made with a roll-to-roll format. In the Norrköping company Ligna Energy's batteries, the metals have been replaced with organic materials. In the first step, the batteries will be used for sensors - but in the long run there is potential to build larger stationary energy storage.