Top 27 Green Energy startups in Berlin

Nov 18, 2024 | By Alexander Gillet

1
Funding: €3.3B
Enpal is a photovoltaics leasing firm that provides solar power systems for homeowners with no money upfront.
2
Funding: €259M
ZOLAR is an online provider of solar systems enables the entry into the private energy supply for private households.
3
Funding: $132.2M
Enapter makes highly efficient hydrogen generators with patented Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) technology and Energy Management Software.
4
Funding: €78.9M
ecoworks uses industrial prefabrication, digital processes, and energy systems to modernise multi-family houses with up to four floors within a few weeks. During the renovation process, the building is converted into “a small, decentralised power plant” by installing photovoltaic systems, heat pumps and thermal reservoirs.
5
Funding: $32.9M
Ecoligo is a solar utility that provides low-cost solar energy to businesses in emerging markets.
6
Funding: $22.8M
Ostrom is an energy management platform that makes green electricity affordable and straightforward for households in Germany and Europe.
7
Funding: €19.4M
Enter provides one-stop energy audits, procurement, financing & benchmarking for electrifying european homes.
8
Funding: €16.5M
Sunhero delivers custom-built solar panel solutions.
9
Funding: €12.1M
Smalt is a Germany-wide installer of photovoltaic systems for private and commercial properties.
10
Funding: $9.6M
Solytic is a leading international data-driven company focused on solar energy. It creates data-driven marketplace to optimize the allround performance of PV plants
11
Funding: €3M
Lition is a licensed energy provider with a blockchain based peer2peer energy trading solution. Lition is up and running with real customers and real power plants. By bypassing unnecessary middle men, Lition’s Energy Exchange saves customers an average of 20% on their utility bills while simultaneously increasing power plant revenue by up to 30%.
12
Funding: €2.4M
trawa offers software solutions and matching electricity procurement services for businesses. The offering enables energy-intensive companies to access renewable energy from solar- and wind parks and helps them decarbonize their operations while at the same time saving cost and protecting themselves against future energy crises.
13
Funding: $2.5M
Energy Web Foundation is a global non-profit organization focused on accelerating blockchain technology across the energy sector.
14
Funding: €2.1M
Betteries uses deep technology know-how and frontier market experience to deliver mobile and affordable power.
15
SunCrafter produces and provides solar systems offering energy access independent from existing power grids. By applying own IP protected remanufacturing process onto decommissioned (early-loss) solar modules, it upcycles them into extremely robust plug-and-play solar generators. Through this approach, the lifespan of solar panels is drastically extended.
16
Funding: €500K
A Berlin-based company offering modular wind energy systems
17
Funding: $250K
Blok-Z is building enterprise-grade blockchain solutions that will foster the growth of a distributed, decentralized and carbon-free energy sector
18
We Do Solar is a smart balcony solar system that saves up to 25% on electricity bills and reduces CO2.
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Coolar’s system powers refrigerators that run independent from the electricity and instead with hot water from solar heat, which makes them close to carbon neutral.
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everyone energy is an automated energy advisory platform that aims to improve the user experience during the energy transition.
Editor: Alexander Gillet
Alexander Gillet is a senior editor for EnergyStartups. He has a deep background in energy sector and startups. Alexander graduated from Emlyon Business School, a leading French business school specialized in entrepreneurship. He has helped several non-profit organizations dedicated to promoting environmental education and sustainability and has written over 250 articles on energy technology for various websites. In his free time, Alexander enjoys yoga, camping and exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains. You can contact Alexander at alexgillet(at)energystartups(dot)com