Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Amplicity develops a control layer that allows existing or planned backup battery systems (including UPS) to be actively managed for both resilience and commercial participation in energy markets. Its performance-based model aims to deliver lower on-site electricity costs through intelligent peak management, recurring revenue from energy markets, verifiable Scope 2 reductions, and real-time auditable performance. The company highlights that most backup batteries remain idle over 99% of the time and positions its technology to monetise that idle capacity without compromising backup readiness. Amplicity plans to deploy its first commercial projects in Singapore and expand activity in Australia, leveraging ENGIE’s ongoing presence on the cap table for technical and commercial validation.

Led · Seed · Apr 2023

TablePointer is an energy-efficiency-as-a-service (EEaaS) provider that deploys plug-and-play IoT and AI solutions to help businesses reduce energy use and carbon footprints. The company manages implementation, monitoring, and maintenance of those solutions with no upfront cost to customers. It emphasizes a scalable SaaS-backed technology stack combined with hardware and services to deliver immediate savings and operational improvements. TablePointer focuses particularly on the food and beverage (F&B) sector, where both large chains and small independent outlets have adopted its technology. The firm says it will use new funding to build product modules and features, expand its technological infrastructure, and enter additional markets. CEO Jason Tang indicated the company intends to continue raising capital to support growth.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2022

Ineratec develops modular chemical plants for Power-to-X and gas-to-liquid applications that convert hydrogen from renewable electricity and greenhouse gases such as CO2 into e-kerosene, CO2-neutral gasoline, clean diesel, synthetic waxes, methanol and SNG. The company supplies sustainable e-fuels and chemical products and has implemented industrial-scale power-to-liquid plants at German sites, including use cases in aviation. Founded in 2016 and based in Karlsruhe, Germany, Ineratec is expanding internationally with projects in the Netherlands and Chile and is constructing its largest plant to date in Frankfurt. The firm intends to use the new capital to begin mass production of industrial-scale Power-to-X plants worldwide and advance e-fuel production from recycled CO2 and renewable energy. Management is led by Philipp Engelkamp, Ingo Katz, Tim Boeltken and Caspar Schuchmann. Financially, the company completed a major Series B raise in January 2024. Ineratec develops modular chemical plants and compact reactor technology for Power-to-X and Gas-to-Liquid/Power-to-Liquid processes that convert renewable electricity and CO2 into synthetic fuels and chemical feedstocks. Its compact reactors are transportable in containers, offer high load flexibility and quick start-up/shutdown times, and enable a decentralized, modular numbering-up approach suited to fluctuating wind and solar power. The company aims to decarbonize aviation, shipping, automotive and chemical industries by supplying sustainable e-fuels and materials and says it will scale production toward the megaton scale. Ineratec opened a pilot e-kerosene plant in Emsland in 2021 and planned an industrial pioneer plant near Frankfurt Airport for production starting in 2022. The company states that up to 4.6 million litres of e-fuels can be produced annually from up to 10,000 tons of biogenic CO2 and renewable electricity at its planned facility. Founded in 2014 by Tim Böltken, Philipp Engelkamp and Paolo Piermartini (with Prof. Peter Pfeifer/KIT), Ineratec is based in Karlsruhe, Germany.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2018

Grid4C delivers AI- and machine-learning-powered SaaS analytics that model individual meters and endpoints using smart meter and IoT data to predict usage and disaggregate appliance behavior. Its platform produces billions of predictions for millions of smart meters every day and is deployed with leading utilities on four continents. Product offerings include Predictive Home Advisor (non-intrusive appliance fault detection and load disaggregation), Predictive Operational Analytics (meter, sub‑meter, and asset-level forecasting for DER coordination), and Predictive Customer Analytics. Grid4C is embedding its algorithms inside smart meters to run at the grid edge where data is more granular and real time. The company is recognized by GTM Research, Greentech Media, and Navigant Research for leadership in utility predictive analytics. Management says the business increases operational planning accuracy, reduces peak demand, increases energy savings, and creates new revenue and customer engagement opportunities.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2018

UnaBiz is a Singapore-based IoT solutions operator that builds customizable, large-scale deployments using low-power wide-area network (LP-WAN) technology. Its core offerings target smart metering, facilities management, asset tracking, and asset management. The company operates an integrated solution ecosystem in Taiwan and maintains an innovation platform in Singapore. UnaBiz has made significant progress in water and gas metering, asset tracking, and facilities management. The company announced completion of a $25 million Pre-C financing. That financing was provided by KDDI Open Innovation Fund III (KOIF III) and Kyocera Communication Systems (KCCS). UnaBiz is a Singapore-based Massive Internet of Things (IoT) service provider and the owner of Sigfox's technology. The company provides low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) connectivity and 0G capabilities and plans to expand its product portfolio to include more LPWAN and satellite technology. After acquiring Sigfox's tech in April, UnaBiz doubled its office locations and tripled headcount to more than 240 employees, and it closed down Sigfox's loss-making entities while bringing in new executives including a chief customer officer, chief operating officer, and chief technology officer. UnaBiz plans to target four verticals—utilities, security, facilities management, and supply chain and logistics—across Latin America, APAC and EMEA. The company said it will use new capital to prepare for its next stage of growth, focus on driving commercial activities and delivery to customers in 2023, and invest in research and development for its 0G capabilities. UnaBiz has now raised $60 million in total. UnaBiz is a licensed IoT operator and the official Sigfox operator in Singapore and Taiwan. The company provides Sigfox connectivity and sells end-to-end IoT solutions enabled by its network, along with professional consultation services to startups and corporations. It serves industry verticals including aerospace, facilities management, food and beverage, logistics, security, supply chain and smart cities. In two years UnaBiz has rolled out two national networks, built an ecosystem of over 200 partners across Asia, signed deals in over 25 countries and is connecting devices across five continents. Led by CEO and founder Henri Bong, the company intends to use the new funds to develop IoT applications that combine connectivity, end-to-end solutions and engineering services. The article reports UnaBiz raised over USD10m in Series A funding.