
Netherlands · Electrical/electronic manufacturing startup
DENS | Dutch Energy Solutions is a high-tech development company located in Helmond, Netherlands.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
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DENS | Dutch Energy Solutions is a high-tech development company located in Helmond, Netherlands.
Founded in 2018, it evolved from a student project at Eindhoven University of Technology. DENS focuses on designing and producing modular sustainable energy systems, including the Hydrozine generator, which converts formic acid into clean electricity. The company aims to accelerate the global energy transition by providing reliable, zero-emission power solutions. DENS offers a range of products for both stationary and mobile applications. Their offerings include the Hydrozine generator, Powerhub battery systems for energy storage, Gridhub for managing renewable energy peaks, and customized battery packages for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). DENS serves various industries, including construction, agriculture, and events, providing clean power solutions where traditional electricity sources are unavailable. The company is committed to making sustainable energy the standard by overcoming barriers in hydrogen storage and transport.
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batterij systemenclean energy & technologytransportation_logisticsdistributionmanufacturingenergie oplossingengrid balancingenergy storagerenewable energy storagebattery systemsenvironmental servicesoil & energybattery manufacturinghigh-performance battery packspowerhubsoff-grid energy solutions
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