Led · Seed · Feb 2026

Founded in late 2023 in Munich, nuuEnergy develops regional “hub” businesses that plan, install and service heat-pump systems, using proprietary digital tools and on-site system planners to streamline each project. The company targets the bottlenecks that slow Germany’s heat-pump adoption—skilled-labour shortages and fragmented installation workflows—by offering structured working conditions and modern software for its specialist teams. nuuEnergy earns revenue from installation projects, long-term maintenance contracts and ancillary offerings such as water-treatment systems and energy consulting. Positioning itself between small craft installers and purely digital platforms, the startup provides end-to-end local service while maintaining efficiency through digitised processes. The founders believe partnerships with cooperative banks can also enable tailored financing for customers’ heating transitions. Recent seed funding will be used to launch additional regional hubs and further automate planning and installation workflows.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

Gardia has developed a healthtech solution centered on a lightweight wristband that automatically detects falls and triggers an emergency response for older adults whether they are at home or on the go, eliminating the need for a paired smartphone. All hardware, software, application components, and AI algorithms are built in-house to maximize detection accuracy and usability for seniors. The product already serves a five-figure active user base across the DACH region, boasting strong user retention and reimbursement agreements with German health insurers. By addressing the stigma and complexity associated with traditional emergency buttons, Gardia aims to increase everyday adoption and improve outcomes when falls occur. The company is positioning itself as an independent safety platform at a time when Europe’s aging population is creating significant strain on healthcare resources. Fresh capital will finance further geographic expansion within DACH and into other international markets, while also deepening B2B partnerships in the care and healthcare sectors. The Series A round underscores investor confidence in Gardia’s technology, traction, and scalable go-to-market model.