Monaco-based startup Sea Further has announced it has been selected for funding under Horizon Europe, the European Union’s principal research and innovation programme. Sea Further, founded by Valentino Iakimov and supported by MonacoTech since its early stages, was chosen from several hundred applicants across EU member states for an industrialization project backed by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
The company develops bio-optimized carbon derived from a patented biological process, including graphene modified by marine micro-organisms. The technology improves the performance of hydrogen fuel cells, batteries and energy storage and conversion systems, while significantly reducing dependence on rare earth metals.
Monaco-based startup Sea Further has announced it has been selected for funding under Horizon Europe, the European Union’s principal research and innovation programme. Sea Further, founded by Valentino Iakimov and supported by MonacoTech since its early stages, was chosen from several hundred applicants across EU member states for an industrialization project backed by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.The company develops bio-optimized carbon derived from a patented biological process, including graphene modified by marine micro-organisms. The technology improves the performance of hydrogen fuel cells, batteries and energy storage and conversion systems, while significantly reducing dependence on rare earth metals.
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