Skeleton Technologies to Invest in Poland
Skeleton Technologies, an Estonian producer of supercapacitors and energy storage systems, plans to invest up to €3 billion in Poland.
The company aims to expand local production, build AI data centers, and develop GPU-as-a-service and neocloud solutions, with Poland becoming its innovation hub for AI infrastructure and advanced materials.
- Supported by InnoEnergy, Skeleton sees Poland as a strategic base for high-tech growth.
- InnoEnergy plans €100 billion in European sustainable tech investments by 2030, including €500 million in Polish industrial clusters.
Skeleton's graphene-based technology powers AI data centers, transport, energy networks, and defense systems.
Skeleton Technologies already operates in Germany, Finland, and Poland, and this investment will support Europe's technological and energy independence from China and the U.S.
Author's summary: Estonian Skeleton Technologies invests €3 billion in Poland.
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