Ny Teknik 33-LIST 2023

Enduce launched just a few months ago its patented innovation; the world’s most energy-efficient floor well that recycles 75 percent of the energy in the shower. Now the company is named by the newspaper Ny Teknik as one of Sweden’s most promising startups through a place on the prestigious 33 list.
Since 2008, the annual 33 list has gathered Sweden’s most innovative and promising startups with
former names such as Spotify, iZettle and Northvolt. This year, Enduce takes a place on the list. With its uniqueness energy-saving technology, the company invests in setting a new sustainable standard for the entire industry.
The companies on the list are deemed to have developed an innovative solution to a complex problem, with possibility to change the rules of the game in the area they operate. Both locally and internationally. How the companies’ attitude towards the UN’s global sustainability goals is also part of the assessment.
– It is an honor to get a place on the list – it means that more people see that we are an actor to be reckoned with. We is here to revolutionize the industry starting in the Nordics. But this is a global one sustainability problems and therefore of course we aim higher, says Thomas Holmberg, CEO of Enduce.
The shower consumes significantly more energy in a household. Enduce has therefore developed a
patented shower floor drain that is based on world-leading technology for energy recovery.
The development has taken just over ten years and the technology has been tested over 10,000 times. The company has several investors in the back and has received financial support from, among others, the Energy Agency.
– We have developed a solution that can make a real difference and is also robust and simple
to install so that as many people as possible can take part in it. The financial and in front
the environmental potential is enormous, says Henrik Hagman, founder and product manager at
Enduce and technical doctorate in energy technology.