Tonga cidetec energy storage

Where is cidetec energy storage located?

CIDETEC Energy Storage has its headquarters in Gipuzkoa Technology Park, in Donostia-San Sebastian, where most of its staff, laboratories and unique equipment are located. Our facilities are supplemented by a second site in MUBIL Electromobility Hub in Tolosa, where the extension to our Battery Test Laboratory is located.

What is cidetec Institute for energy storage?

The CIDETEC institute for Energy Storage specialises in creating new battery technology and facilitating its transfer to industry. The institute has the capacity to develop complete products and processes and offers material validation, pilot manufacture, pack engineering and battery testing and battery post-mortem analysis services.

Where is cidetec located?

Located in the Donostia-San Sebastián site of Gipuzkoa’s Scientific and Technological Park, CIDETEC is comprised of three international technological reference institutes in energy storage, surface engineering and nanomedicine.

Why should you choose cidetec energy storage?

At CIDETEC Energy Storage, we are committed to generating high-added value knowledge and transferring it to industry. We help create employment and wealth in our local environment, developing efficient energy technologies focused on renewable energies and sustainability.

What is cidetec & how does it work?

CIDETEC is a private organisation for applied research founded in 1997 that seeks to contribute value to companies by harnessing, generating, and transferring technological knowledge. CIDETEC is comprised of three International Technological Reference Institutes in Energy Storage, Surface Engineering and Nanomedicine:

How many people work at cidetec?

CIDETEC currently employs a workforce of 190, 95% of whom are university graduates and 44% PhD holders. Its volume of activity came up to € 14M in 2020. CIDETEC is a member of BRTA (Basque Research and Technology Alliance). This alliance is made up of 4 CRCs and 12 technology centres, SPRI Group, the Basque Government and the Provincial Councils.