Led · Equity · Jul 2026

Founded in 2021, Fuchs & Eule combines engineering and energy expertise with AI analysis to guide property owners through energy-efficiency retrofits. The company builds digital twins and delivers detailed building analyses that translate into specific, economically viable renovation measures and grant application support. It has completed 10,000 building analyses covering more than five million square metres and reports average annual CO2 savings of 21.6 tonnes per building. The business employs about 70 people and serves property owners, family offices and asset managers across office, finance, insurance, retail and healthcare sectors. Recently it shifted its focus from homeowners to professional landlords and institutional owners. The company plans to use the new funding to scale its AI, screening tools and personalised renovation advice.

Led · Series A · Jun 2026

VARM operates a “Cloud Installer” model that recruits and trains career changers—including former logistics and retail workers—to become certified insulation specialists within weeks. The company organizes regional teams, manages quality control in-house and provides customers fixed-price quotes, claiming a standard single-family home can be insulated in around six hours. VARM was founded by Christian Grüner, a former Siemens Advanta executive, and Sebastian Würz, co-founder of housing platform Homefully. The startup says its approach addresses a major qualified-worker shortage that limits large-scale energy-efficiency upgrades across Europe. With the Series A funding, VARM plans to expand its operations and further scale its workforce model to support growing demand for insulation projects. The articles did not disclose revenue or user metrics.

Led · Series B · Nov 2025

EcoG is a Munich-based technology company that has built a universal operating system to orchestrate high-power fast-charging infrastructure for electric trucks, vans, and other commercial vehicles. Its software integrates on-site hardware control with cloud and backend systems and supports all major charging standards, enabling reliable, interoperable operation across diverse equipment. The platform already powers more than 25,000 charging systems worldwide and is reinforced by partnerships with hardware giants such as Siemens and Dover Fueling Solutions. EcoG also supplies development tools that let manufacturers prototype and scale new charging products quickly. Revenue figures are not disclosed, but the company’s growing installed base underscores strong market adoption in a sector dominated by fleet depots and logistics hubs. With fresh capital, EcoG plans to expand its international presence and establish a new testing and development centre in Bavaria to refine megawatt-class charging solutions for industry partners.

Led · Equity · Apr 2025

Fairly Made provides a SaaS platform that enables brands to assess environmental and social impacts across their product supply chains. A key feature is the creation of digital passports that report raw material origins, manufacturing processes, and the environmental footprint of each item. The platform combines traceability, ecodesign, and consumer transparency to help brands implement sustainable practices at scale. The company counts clients such as Versace, LVMH, Paul Smith, SMCP, ba&sh, Another Tomorrow, A.P.C., and Courrèges. Fairly Made opened an office in Milan in 2023 and is pursuing international expansion. The new €15M investment will be used to further develop the SaaS platform, expand its team of experts, and accelerate global growth.

Led · Equity · Nov 2024

METRON provides an energy-management solution for industrial sites aimed at reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions. The company positions itself as a partner for global industrial groups to turn decarbonization objectives into measurable results at each plant. METRON has deployed solutions for major accounts including Danone, Safran and Arcelor Mittal and has forged alliances with partners such as Fujitsu, Thailand's PTT and Dalkia. It expanded in Asia early, opening its first office in Singapore in 2018, and is now present in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia. The company also covers the Americas with teams in Mexico and Colombia and plans to deploy about 15 sites across the continent by 2025; the latest investment accompanies its market entry in Germany. Financially, METRON raised €12.5M in the reported round and says the capital will accelerate growth and help it reach break-even/profitability targets, aiming to break even by the next of next year and consolidate profitability by 2025. Metron is a Paris-based energy intelligence company that provides manufacturers with a digital platform to take control of their energy management independently across global operations. Led by CEO and co-founder Vincent Sciandra, the company has designed new products as an extension to its existing platform to enable optimization of energy and reduction of carbon emissions in the area of Virtual Power Plants. Metron is active in a dozen countries and maintains operational centres in Europe (Paris, Milan), Latin America (São Paulo, Mexico City, Bogota), the Middle East (Dubai) and Asia (Singapore). The company raised €10M in funding. It intends to use the funds to expand in France and globally, first in Japan supported by NTT DOCOMO Ventures. Investors in the round include NTT DOCOMO Ventures, StatKraft Ventures, BNP Paribas and Breed Reply. Metron, founded in 2013 by CEO Vincent Sciandra, builds an energy intelligence platform that collects, aggregates and analyses in real time data generated by industrial systems and interfaces with external sources such as energy markets and weather forecasts. Its artificial intelligence engine helps manufacturers reduce energy consumption and improve their environmental footprint. The company serves multiple industrial sectors including mining, steel, paper, glass, chemicals, automotive and food & beverage. Metron is active in about ten countries and operates six centres across Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle East. It recently raised €8m to accelerate international growth and further develop its AI-based energy optimisation solutions. The funding underscores its focus on scaling deployments and product development. METRON develops an energy intelligence platform (Energy Virtual Assistant) that uses machine learning, virtual mapping and big-data analytics to identify energy savings opportunities and optimise industrial operations in real time. The platform connects to decentralised energy assets and energy markets to make energy management predictive and proactive. METRON serves leading manufacturing customers across energy-intensive industries and partners with facility managers, utilities and OEMs in Europe, Latin America and the Middle East. The company was founded in 2013 and has more than 40 experts, data scientists and energy engineers. Breed Reply has invested in METRON alongside other investors; the company was one of two firms that together raised a total of £3.75 million. Breed Reply will work with METRON’s management to support international growth, wider roll-out of the platform and progression toward Series A funding.