Skeleton Technologies has joined the Finnish American Chamber of Commerce New York as it expands its operations in the United States. The company specializes in high-power energy storage solutions and intelligent power systems designed to manage rapid fluctuations in AI workloads, enhance energy efficiency, and optimize use of existing electrical infrastructure for hyperscalers and data center operators.
“We warmly welcome Skeleton,” said Alexander Ehrnrooth, Chairman of the Finnish American Chamber of Commerce New York. “Skeleton is an excellent example of European technology and strong Finnish industrial expertise that address a clear market need and offer significant growth potential in the United States.”
By becoming a member of the chamber, Skeleton Technologies gains access to a broad network of business leaders, investors, and corporations operating between Finland and the United States. This membership is expected to facilitate the company’s efforts to forge new relationships across the energy, technology, and industrial sectors. Since its founding in 1948, the Finnish American Chamber of Commerce New York has promoted commercial cooperation between Finnish and American companies, and its membership roster includes firms in energy, manufacturing, aviation, and advanced materials.
“The United States is a key growth market for Skeleton. AI infrastructure is expanding at tremendous speed, and with it, the demand for reliable and efficient power systems is also increasing,” said Taavi Madiberk, CEO of Skeleton Technologies. “Membership in the Chamber will help us strengthen our local networks and build relationships with companies, investors and decision-makers who understand the importance of advanced high-power systems as the demands of AI infrastructure and electrical grids continue to grow.”
As demand for energy storage and power conditioning solutions grows alongside the rollout of next-generation AI systems, Skeleton Technologies plans to leverage its chamber membership to deepen market engagement, identify collaboration opportunities, and support the deployment of its supercapacitor-based systems across critical infrastructure projects.
Source: Skeleton Technologies
