• Hydroc appointed Kristina Lygnerud to its board as it advances toward broader commercialization of its energy storage technology.
• A district heating professor at Lund University since 2022, Lygnerud brings nearly 20 years of energy transition, innovation and business development experience.
• She has helped secure about 900 million kronor in research and innovation funding with project partners.
• Hydroc’s patented technology stores surplus summer heat in bedrock for use during winter.

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