TERA Batteries joins Alicante Futura
TERA Batteries Joins Alicante Futura
At TERA Batteries, we firmly believe that innovation is the driving force of progress and that technological development must always go hand in hand with sustainability. That’s why we are proud to announce our incorporation into Alicante Futura, the strategy driven by Alicante City Council to consolidate the city as a Mediterranean hub of innovation, talent, and technology.
This alliance represents far more than just an institutional initiative: it is a strong commitment to the future of our city and to a smart, collaborative growth model that places people, businesses, and the urban environment at the heart of transformation.
What is Alicante Futura?
Alicante Futura is the roadmap that is reshaping the productive and social model of our city. It is a strategy that brings together public and private projects with the aim of making Alicante an international benchmark in fields such as the technology industry, sustainability, smart mobility, digitalization, and talent attraction.
At TERA Batteries, we share this vision. We are a company born and established in Alicante, and we know that sustainable success is only possible when it is driven locally, with a global outlook.
Three key reasons for joining this initiative
1. Building a competitive and connected ecosystem
Alicante Futura promotes a vibrant, dynamic, and competitive business ecosystem. Being an active part of this network will allow us to collaborate with other tech companies, access new open innovation channels, and showcase our solutions internationally from a city committed to the future.
Joining this space positions us at the forefront of sustainable and digital urban development—a place where knowledge-sharing, talent, and innovation come together to tackle the great challenges of our time.
2. Innovation with purpose: public-private collaboration as a driver of change
One of Alicante Futura’s core pillars is its public-private collaboration model, in which companies and institutions work side by side to test, validate, and implement real solutions.
An example of this is the Urban Sandbox, an initiative that allows for the experimentation of emerging technologies under real conditions with institutional support. This openness to experimentation and collective learning is key to scaling solutions that can transform mobility, energy consumption, waste management, and urban efficiency.
At TERA Batteries, we will contribute our expertise in advanced energy storage and ecological transition, supporting projects that make Alicante a more resilient and future-ready city.
3. Investing in the city where we were born
TERA was born in Alicante and has grown thanks to the talent, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit that define this land. That’s why giving back to the city that has given us so much is a commitment that is part of our DNA.
We believe in a development model where economic progress, quality job creation, and improved urban living go hand in hand. By joining Alicante Futura, we actively participate in this process, contributing to the growth of an environment that fosters more opportunities, more innovation, and more well-being for all.
This step marks a decisive strategic move to continue building a technological present with a sustainable outlook. From today, TERA Batteries joins Alicante Futura with the conviction that another way of shaping a city is possible: greener, more digital, more human.
We will continue working through energy innovation so that Alicante is not only the city that saw us grow, but also the place where we design the future together.
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