BTRY wins EUR 2.2M EIC Accelerator grant
17.06.2026
Swiss battery startup BTRY has secured EUR 2.2 million in non-dilutive funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator to advance the industrialization of its thin-film solid-state battery technology.
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The EIC Accelerator is among Europe's most competitive funding programs for deep-tech companies. In the latest round, only 38 startups were selected from across Europe, with a success rate of less than 5%.
Founded as a spin-off from ETH Zürich and Empa, a Venture Kick and Venture Leaders alumnus, and ranked among the Top100 Swiss Startups twice, BTRY develops thin-film solid-state batteries for IoT, MedTech, wearable, and consumer electronics applications. Its technology combines energy storage and power delivery in a single solution, addressing a common challenge faced by electronics manufacturers.
The company's solvent-free vacuum coating process uses established roll-to-roll manufacturing equipment from the semiconductor industry, supporting scalable and cost-efficient production. The EIC funding will help BTRY further industrialize its manufacturing process and move closer to large-scale production, including plans for a factory capable of producing millions of batteries annually.
Founded as a spin-off from ETH Zürich and Empa, a Venture Kick and Venture Leaders alumnus, and ranked among the Top100 Swiss Startups twice, BTRY develops thin-film solid-state batteries for IoT, MedTech, wearable, and consumer electronics applications. Its technology combines energy storage and power delivery in a single solution, addressing a common challenge faced by electronics manufacturers.
The company's solvent-free vacuum coating process uses established roll-to-roll manufacturing equipment from the semiconductor industry, supporting scalable and cost-efficient production. The EIC funding will help BTRY further industrialize its manufacturing process and move closer to large-scale production, including plans for a factory capable of producing millions of batteries annually.