• measurable.energy

  Participated · Equity · Oct 2024

  Measurable Energy develops smart socket hardware combined with AI-powered detection that automatically identifies idle devices and cuts their power to reduce energy waste. The company says its technology can cut energy costs and carbon emissions by up to 50% in office settings. Its solution targets sectors such as commercial real estate, hospitality and public services (including NHS hospitals). Measurable Energy has already secured contracts with customers including Balfour Beatty Vinci, Morgan Sindall and PKF Francis Clark. The business has seen revenues increase by more than 10x since its initial funding from Clean Growth Fund in 2023. The company is using new funding to expand internationally and scale sales and deployment. measurable.energy builds smart sockets that combine machine learning and software to automatically identify devices, report granular real-time energy data, and turn devices on or off to avoid wasted energy. Its product targets ‘Small Power’ waste from devices like printers, AV equipment, taps, monitors, and heaters that are often left on or in standby. The company sells hardware and software together, with customers including Kier Group, University of Reading, and Reading Borough Council. Led by CEO Dan Williams and founded in 2018, the company is headquartered in Reading, UK. measurable.energy raised a £4.5M Series A to support growth. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate growth and expand operations.

• EcoSync

  Participated · Seed · Nov 2022

  EcoSync develops an AI-controlled property energy management system that creates digital twins of buildings to analyse temperatures and adjust heating based on occupancy. The platform enables room-by-room heating control and lets users adjust settings via a room QR code. Its technology is currently used in higher education institutions, with plans to expand into offices, hotels and commercial buildings. The company says it will use the new cash to further develop its AI technology and grow sales and marketing functions. CEO Nick Pledge stated the funding will allow EcoSync to reach a cash-positive, self-funding position. Prior to this round EcoSync had received £1.5m in seed funding, grants and other investments.

• Infersens

  Led · Equity · May 2022

  InferSens is a Cambridge, UK-based company that builds AI and machine-learning liquid sensors to generate accessible data for non-invasive monitoring of liquid flow in pipes. Its sensor can be deployed on any sized pipe, including national infrastructure, and the product intersects machine learning, IoT and cleantech. The system enables users to monitor flow remotely and is of particular interest to building owners who must scrutinize water flow for Legionella compliance. The company charges a fixed monthly fee per sensor as its commercial model. Led by CEO Colin Payne, InferSens intends to use new funding to accelerate growth and bring the product to market. The company positions a clear growth path through deployability across building and infrastructure applications.

• Sqft Capital

  Led · Equity · May 2022

  sqft.capital operates a platform that provides UK property developers with a transparent route to structure development finance. The platform filters and then presents the most appropriate lenders and investors for a particular development. Its system is backed by data and human resources in technology and software. The company intends to use the funds to develop and launch its technology platform. Founded in 2017 and led by CEO Tom Wolfe, sqft.capital is based in London, UK. The business raised funding in 2022 to advance its product and market offering.

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