Top 8 Green Energy startups in Copenhagen

Feb 16, 2026
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1
Monta
Funding: €130M
Monta is a platform for EV owners to charge seemless both at home and when away.
2
Saltfoss
Funding: $28.4M
Saltfoss is developing a compact modular reactor based on molten fluoride salt (CMSR), installed on a floating power plant. This power plant can produce up to 800 MW whenever and wherever needed, supporting variable renewable energy generation on windless, cloudy days. In the CMSR, fuel is mixed with molten fluoride salt, which also serves as a coolant. This provides significant safety advantages. Unlike conventional nuclear reactors, the Saltfoss reactor operates at near-atmospheric pressure, eliminating a wide range of accident scenarios. At the end of the 24-year fuel cycle, the fuel is returned to the supplier, where the short-lived fission products are separated and stored.
3
Hyme
Funding: $26.6M
Hyme is maturing a grid-scale thermal energy storage solution based on molten salts to greatly improve the integration of sustainable energy in the energy system.
4
Lun Energy
Funding: €10.3M
Lun builds software to decarbonise homes faster.
5
Reel
Funding: €7.3M
Reel is setting out to fight climate change by transforming electricity procurement, offering a way for companies to buy electricity on commercially attractive terms. In addition, Reel ties companies’ electricity procurement directly to the construction of new solar and wind parks – so the renewable energy transition is further supported.
6
Electricity Maps
Funding: €5M
Mapping the climate impact of electricity, worldwide, and in real-time.
7
NitroVolt
Funding: $4.5M
NitroVolt is a green ammonia startup developing a small-scale ammonia synthesis unit, to give farmers control over fertilizer production.
8
Green Therma
Green Therma a pioneering geothermal tech company has developed an innovative deep geothermal-based closed loop heating solution “Heat4EverTM” offering indefinitely CO2-free, renewable energy once installed.
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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