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June 8, 2023

Two Grants Awarded to Snerpa Power

Íris Baldursdóttir

CEO & Co-founder

We are celebrating two successful grant applications this week!

Grants received at the spring allocation event of the Technology Development Fund, Rannís - The Icelandic Centre for Research:

The grant “VÖXTUR”: A two year grant to develop the Snerpa Power solution together with our pilot partners to be fully functional, marketable and scalable.

The grant “Marketing Development”: A one year grant for results dissemination and content development for the Snerpa Power software platform.

The grants give us the power to move quicker and dive deeper into the technical development of the product. A product that improves the efficiency of the power system and the competitiveness of industries who are committed to taking smart and concrete steps towards a net-zero energy system.

Our sincerest thanks and appreciation goes to Rannís and the Technology Development Fund in Iceland as well as all the industries, companies and individuals who are actively working with us, equally excited as we are, to make this technology leap happen.

About the Technology Development Fund:

The role of the fund is to support research and development activities, which aim towards innovation in Icelandic industry. The Technology Development Fund is a competitive fund which issues its calls for proposals twice a year. The target groups are: individuals, universities, business enterprises and public institutions. Their website LINK.

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Our sincerest thanks and appreciation goes to Rannís and the Technology Development Fund in Iceland as well as all the industries, companies and individuals who are actively working with us, equally excited as we are, to make this technology leap happen.

Íris Baldursdóttir

CEO & Co-founder

Íris Baldursdóttir

CEO & Co-founder

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