Besca gets 7 million from the Energy Agency for plasma and battery projects

The Swedish company Besca has been awarded 7 million kronor from the Swedish Energy Agency for a four-year research and development project with leading battery researchers at Uppsala University. With this decision, Besca surpasses 10 million kronor in external funding. Besca is an impact company based in Uppsala that develops and produces carbon-based materials from biomass for energy and environmental technology, such as PFAS remediation. The Energy Agency's support will be used in the company's battery materials program and its plasma-based platform technology, which is used for both energy storage and water purification