Gradyent has secured €28 million in an oversubscribed growth funding round led by Blue Earth Capital, a global impact investment firm. New investor SEB Greentech Venture Capital joined the round alongside continued support from existing investors Capricorn Partners, Eneco Ventures, Helen Ventures, and Energiiq. The resources will be used to expand Gradyent’s Digital Twin Platform, grow its team, and accelerate global growth to optimise and transform more heating and cooling grids worldwide.

Source: Gradyent

Providing heating and cooling for homes, buildings, and industry accounts for nearly 50% of global final energy consumption. As these systems become increasingly interconnected with multiple energy carriers, their complexity will grow significantly. Traditional software used in district and industrial heating grids are no longer sufficient to manage this level of complexity. This increases the need for digital and data-driven solutions to improve efficiency, enable smarter decision-making, and ensure reliable energy delivery.

Founded in 2019, Gradyent provides a real-time Digital Twin Platform that optimises, decarbonises, and transforms heating and cooling grids. The company has grown rapidly, tripling its revenue in just under three years.

Gradyent has quickly established itself as a leader in optimising and transforming heating grids with its Digital Twin Platform, which helps reduce emissions and operational costs. These are important contributions to help drive the global energy transition toward flexible, integrated energy systems. This aligns perfectly with Blue Earth Capital’s commitment to supporting impactful, innovative solutions that can accelerate decarbonisation.

^{Claude Kamga, Director, Private Equity at Blue Earth Capital}

Gradyent currently partners with leading energy providers in over 35 cities across Europe, including Veolia, Helen, Iqony, Shell, Uniper, Gasunie (WarmtelinQ), and many more.