
KIC InnoEnergy and Sting join forces
Sting (Stockholm Innovation and Growth) is teaming up with KIC InnoEnergy Sweden to offer development support to Stockholm-based start-ups within the renewable energy sector.
The collaboration aims to assist with faster internationalisation of new technology start-ups, as well as generating global exports from Sweden into the European market.
KIC InnoEnergy says it wishes to strengthen the connection between education, innovation and entrepreneurship, and contribute to product development and commercialisation. KIC's network of academic and industrial partners can also provide new companies with potential clients as a way of getting to market.
Sting invests in early-stage Swedish businesses, assisting with business development, finance, recruitment, marketing and networking. By working together, the two Swedish organisations hope to offer more powerful support.
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