Spanish climate-tech startup Clevergy has raised €3.2 million to accelerate its international expansion after tripling its growth last year. The round was co-led by Racine², (managed by Serena and makesense) and Axon Partners Group, through its Next Technology Fund supported by Ventures EPM. The round was completed by Satgana, Wayra (Telefónica’s CVC), and Angels (Juan Roig’s investment firm).
Founded in 2022 by Beltrán Aznar, Álvaro Pérez, and Juan López, Clevergy has rapidly become a trusted partner for Spanish energy suppliers. In just three years, its SaaS platform has been deployed across hundreds of thousands of households, giving customers real-time monitoring of consumption, optimised solar self-production, and control of smart devices such as EV chargers, batteries, and heat pumps.
The company has now closed two rounds in 18 months (€1.5 million in 2024 and €3.2 million in 2025), reflecting accelerating demand from energy retailers for new digital services that strengthen customer relationships and reduce service costs.
Households are becoming pivotal actors in electricity markets. Mobilizing their flexibility—across solar, EVs, batteries, and heat pumps—will accelerate the energy transition and help avoid costly grid upgrades, said Chema Guillemot, Senior Manager at Axon Partners Group
The energy sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation driven by three structural shifts: decarbonization, decentralisation, and digitisation. Europe is a global leader in renewable energy development, reaching a record in 2024 when 47.3% of its electricity was generated from renewable sources.
Households are central to this change, with a fast-growing number of devices connected to the grid. Installations of solar panels, batteries, EV chargers, and heat pumps are expanding at a record pace. Coordinated management of this equipment not only promotes energy savings and sustainability, but also unlocks new opportunities for digital services.
Clevergy’s model responds to this transformation by integrating the new ecosystem of household energy devices into energy suppliers’ operations. This helps suppliers build stronger, trust-based customer relationships while managing data that enables advanced services such as demand flexibility, collective self-consumption, and virtual power plants (VPPs).
