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Swedish startup raises $4.6 million seed to turn retired EV batteries into energy storage systems

Swedish energy technology company Rebaba has finalized a $4.6 million seed round led by Sistafund, with participation from EIT Urban Mobility and other investors. The funding will support the development of energy storage systems that repurpose retired electric vehicle batteries.

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Rebaba has successfully raised $4.6 million in a seed funding round designed to develop energy storage systems utilizing retired electric vehicle batteries. This capital reflects a growing investor interest in sustainable technologies.

The seed round was led by Sistafund and received support from EIT Urban Mobility along with other investors, indicating confidence in Rebaba’s circular economy approach to energy storage solutions.

The newly acquired funding will facilitate the development and scaling of Rebaba’s energy systems, allowing for a significant contribution to sustainability efforts in the energy technology sector.

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