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Swedish startup Greenely
is closing an 8 million Series A funding round to expand its energy management platform into neighbouring Nordic countries.
The energy tech startup is serving around 200,000 households in its home market.
It offers freemium energy consumption analytics combined with energy optimization services that allow paying customers to achieve savings on their electricity consumption.
Greenely’s goal is to go beyond directly competing as an energy supplier.
Per Bari , the new funding will allow Greenely to scale its platform to homeowners in Finland and Norway as a first step for international expansion.
The startup has raised around 15 M to date, including this latest round and a 2.5 M seed round back in 2019 .
It has its eye on other European markets where there’s been good uptake of smart meters.
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