Success for startup from RWU's Startup Center

An impressive success for RWU's Startup Center: A startup supported by LAB4DTE, represented by Clemens Hoheisel, presented its idea at this year's Lake Constance Startup School at HTWG in Constance and convinced the jury. The innovative startup secured first place.

The idea behind Clemens Hoheisel's startup is forward-looking: The company relies on hydrogen converters to implement fail-safe electricity management. Through this groundbreaking technology, the startup makes an important contribution to the attractiveness of renewable energies.

"The entire Startup Center team is proud of this success and will continue to actively support Clemens Hoheisel to drive his promising venture forward. This success underlines the innovative power and commitment of our startup community at RWU," says Kai Schmid, Startup Coach, Head of the Startup Center at RWU.