Participated · Series A · May 2023

SatVu is a UK-based thermal Earth-observation company that captures 3.5-metre resolution infrared imagery day and night to provide intelligence on buildings, industrial sites, and other strategic assets. Its data helps government, defence, and industrial customers detect heat signatures linked to operational changes, assess readiness, and monitor climate-related emissions. The company currently operates a single demonstration satellite but is transitioning to a multi-satellite constellation; two new satellites are slated for launch in 2026 and a further three are already under contract. This expanded fleet will boost revisit frequency, enabling near-continuous monitoring of global activity. Beyond defence, SatVu’s imagery supports sectors such as steel, cement, data centres, oil & gas, and solar energy. Following the latest raise, SatVu has secured £60 million in total equity funding to date, providing capital for constellation build-out and commercial scaling.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2023

Enter provides digital building intelligence and AI-driven renovation planning to accelerate energy-efficient retrofits. Its app digitally records any property in minutes, capturing material analysis, energy status, and modernisation needs while a proprietary AI engine generates tailored renovation paths adjusted for CO₂ pricing, subsidy programs, energy costs, and climate targets. The platform automatically suggests implementation partners from a nationwide network of over 100 qualified contractors and automates assessments, quote generation, and compliance with subsidy programs. Enter reports a 70% reduction in manual steps for energy assessments, a 60% decrease in operational staff requirements, and says one employee now performs the work of four energy consultants; over 30,000 buildings were fully analysed in Q2 2025. Founded in 2020, the company is scaling across Germany to address the large stock of European buildings needing upgrades. Financially, Enter has raised €40 million since founding and is using its recent Series B funding and prior technology investments to bring its technology to the mass market. Enter (formerly Baupal) offers a digital home energy assessment platform that asks eight to nine questions to produce a data-rich profile (about 250 data points) and estimates of energy-saving potential with roughly 90% accuracy. The service generates a digital twin of the building, recommends energy-efficiency measures, handles subsidy applications, and arranges site visits by Enter’s own energy consultants to verify data. Enter packages project planning and financing options to address homeowners’ concerns about affordability—citing that 75% of homeowners worry they can’t afford renovations. The company’s technology is positioned to accelerate renovation volumes beyond the capacity of traditional certified consultants. Leadership and advisers include co-founders/managing directors Justus Menten and Max Schroeren and a set of business angels and industry advisers referenced in reporting.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2022

Residently is a London-based provider of a home rental marketplace offering an end-to-end renting app. Led by Tom Allason, the app lets renters arrange viewings, take virtual tours, make offers, secure homes, pay deposits and extend or renew leases within one platform. It also supports advance setup of broadband and other utilities and integrates services such as moving, storage, furniture rental, cleaning and digital locks. The company raised £4M in funding in a round led by Love Ventures with participation from Felix Capital, LocalGlobe, A/O PropTech and a Seedrs crowdfund. Residently plans to use the proceeds to streamline operations for property owners and renters, reducing costs and delays across the full 360 rental experience. Residently is a U.K.-based proptech startup building a platform to digitise the rental experience for renters and landlords. Its consumer-facing “Living” platform lets renters search for properties, arrange viewings, take virtual tours, complete forms, submit references and pay deposits via a mobile app, with broadband and utilities set up in advance and flexible move-in dates. The platform also offers add-on services such as cleaning and ironing, storage, contents insurance, furniture rental and digital locks, all managed through the app. For landlords, Residently provides property-management services covering viewings, paperwork, maintenance and renewals, plus a marketing package that includes styling and furnishing. The company is led by co-founder and CEO Tom Allason, who previously founded and exited Shutl to eBay. Residently recently raised external funding to support product development and geographic expansion. Residently is a UK-based company that guarantees landlords rent for five years by becoming their tenant and then renting out and managing the property. It manages the full rental and property-management process, including listing and showing properties, tenant screening, lease signing, and maintenance. For tenants, Residently offers easy viewings, furnished or unfurnished homes, no fees, and flexible terms allowing commitments as short as six months. The company also offers added services such as cleaning and laundry and plans to add more services in the future. Residently was founded in 2017 by Tom Allason. Financially, the company has raised £2.5m from private investors.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2022

Founded in 2020, 011h integrates design, production and on-site assembly in a single digital system to construct sustainable, modular buildings using engineered wood, light metal structures and prefabricated concrete. By streamlining the entire construction process, the platform reduces waste and emissions while shortening delivery times and improving supply-chain transparency. The company currently has housing developments worth €50 million under construction across Spain with developers such as AEDAS Homes, Culmia and Renta Corporación. It has also secured commitments for an additional €100 million in projects scheduled for 2026 and expects to deliver more than 600 new homes by 2027. 011h positions itself as a recurring-revenue business, planning to scale its low-carbon model across Europe. Its founders previously built fashion e-commerce leader Privalia, bringing significant operational experience to the venture.

Participated · Series B · May 2022

UrbanFootprint positions itself as the world’s first Urban Intelligence platform, delivering geospatial software and data to inform infrastructure and community resilience decisions. The platform compiles and analyzes thousands of previously siloed data points and connects them to a proprietary canvas of 160 million land parcels covering nearly every inch of the United States. Customers across energy, government, finance, real estate, and urban planning use sector-specific data products and mapping tools to evaluate conditions, measure risk, and prioritize investments and interventions. Use cases cited include utility grid hardening, EV charger siting, targeting food/housing/disaster relief, and ESG and finance risk analysis for insurers and banks. UrbanFootprint announced a $25 million Series B and says it will deploy the capital to accelerate delivery of climate and community intelligence to energy, government, finance, and real estate sectors. The company has received industry recognition, including Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies and the GovTech 100. UrbanFootprint provides a location intelligence and urban-planning software platform with built-in data, analysis, and advanced scenario-planning tools. The platform surfaces critical urban insights such as climate and hazard impacts and accessibility to transportation hubs and points of interest. It supports cities and urban planners in designing sustainable, equitable, and resilient communities and serves mobility, energy, insurance, and real estate customers. UrbanFootprint enables businesses to plan expansions, identify where to devote resources, and understand current and future economic, social, and environmental implications across markets. The company is led by CEO Joe DiStefano with co-founder Peter Calthorpe. In February 2020 it raised $11.5M in Series A funding to advance its offerings and grow its customer base.