Inven Capital

Inven Capital is a venture capital fund founded in 2014 and headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic. Backed by a prominent European energy utility and the European Investment Bank, the fund has EUR 240 million available for investment. Inven Capital focuses on the European new energy sector, targeting innovative cleantech and smart energy startups in late-stage growth. Its investment areas include energy efficiency, distributed generation, flexibility and storage, clean transportation, and the Internet of Things. The firm aims to create long-term value by actively supporting portfolio companies and their founders, leveraging its energy industry expertise to provide unique advantages, such as access to a customer base and energy trading capabilities.

Daniel Edgerley

Investment Director

Kristyna Machova

Investment Director

Petr Mikovec

Co-Founder and Managing Director

Michal Mravec

Investment Director

Ivo Nemejc

Investment Director

Zdeněk Pekárek

Venture Partner

33 past transactions

Vytal

Venture Round in 2025
Vytal provides software‑enabled reusable packaging solutions that replace single‑use containers in the food and beverage sector. The company offers a reusable container system coupled with container‑management software to support sustainable takeaway and delivery operations. Its platform operates on a pay‑per‑use model that is cheaper than disposable alternatives, allowing restaurants, supermarkets, caterers, canteens and event organisers to borrow containers for free and return them at designated locations or through delivery services. By enabling convenient borrowing and returning, Vytal maximises both economic and ecological value while reducing packaging waste.

Woltair

Series B in 2024
Woltair operates a digital platform for heating and cooling services, streamlining processes from initial customer inquiries to post-installation support. Their platform facilitates sales, installation, and maintenance of heat pumps, boilers, solar panels, air conditioning units, and recuperation systems, allowing customers to monitor their orders throughout the entire lifecycle in one place.

Ember

Series A in 2024
Ember operates electric bus networks, offering zero-emission, convenient, and affordable travel. Its tech-led approach manages timetabling, ticketing, charging, and maintenance, delivering improved service at lower cost. Over 10,000 weekly customers use Ember's services.

HYDROGRID

Series A in 2023
Founded in Vienna, Austria in 2016, HYDROGRID develops software for optimal hydro power control and dispatch. Its SaaS platform enables power plant owners to increase revenues by aligning production with power markets while reducing daily operational workload.

Eliq

Venture Round in 2023
Eliq AB is a company specializing in energy management solutions that focuses on improving how energy is utilized in everyday life. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, with additional offices in London and Lithuania, Eliq offers a platform that integrates smart meters and third-party smart home systems. The company's flagship product, the Eliq Energy Engagement Application, empowers users to monitor their energy consumption and generation, providing personalized insights and analytics powered by advanced machine learning algorithms. By collaborating with leading European energy providers and banks, Eliq aims to facilitate effective and sustainable energy management, helping users avoid energy wastage and supporting businesses in achieving their sustainability goals.

WINT

Series C in 2023
Founded in 2011, WINT specializes in advanced solutions for smart water management using artificial intelligence. It detects and stops leaks at their source, preventing water damage and waste. WINT's technology helps commercial facilities, offices, homes, and apartments reduce water consumption by up to 25% while protecting real estate portfolios.

Woltair

Series A in 2023
Woltair operates a digital platform for heating and cooling services, streamlining processes from initial customer inquiries to post-installation support. Their platform facilitates sales, installation, and maintenance of heat pumps, boilers, solar panels, air conditioning units, and recuperation systems, allowing customers to monitor their orders throughout the entire lifecycle in one place.

Hometree

Series A in 2022
Hometree is a home energy services company focused on facilitating the transition to low-carbon living for homeowners. It provides a range of services including the installation, repair, and financing of renewable energy technologies and energy-efficient heating systems. Hometree aims to simplify the process of adopting sustainable home improvements by offering comprehensive home emergency insurance and maintenance coverage through convenient online subscription plans. This approach allows homeowners in the United Kingdom to manage their energy consumption effectively while ensuring that the entire lifecycle of energy solutions—from installation to ongoing maintenance—is comprehensively supported.

Woltair

Series A in 2022
Woltair operates a digital platform for heating and cooling services, streamlining processes from initial customer inquiries to post-installation support. Their platform facilitates sales, installation, and maintenance of heat pumps, boilers, solar panels, air conditioning units, and recuperation systems, allowing customers to monitor their orders throughout the entire lifecycle in one place.

Zolar

Series C in 2022
Zolar is a Berlin-based company that designs, installs, and provides online tools for residential solar and battery systems. Through an online configurator, homeowners can specify system size and components, access planning data for their property, and receive guidance from solar energy experts, with installation handled by a network of local partners. The business combines solar generation, storage, and mobility to support energy-independent homes and to help households reduce their carbon footprint. Founded in 2016, Zolar aims to simplify the transition to private energy provision by enabling customers to generate green electricity for their own premises and participate in climate protection through distributed energy projects. The company operates across Germany and offers planning, advice, and on-site installation to deliver a turnkey solar solution for residential properties.

Forto

Series C in 2021
Founded in Berlin in 2016, Forto is a digital logistics company that specializes in freight forwarding services primarily between Asia and Europe. It offers international shipping of FCL and LCL shipments, air freight services, and a user-friendly platform for real-time quotes, online booking, and digital tracking. With over 2,000 customers and nine global offices, Forto aims to optimize global supply chain processes while promoting sustainability.

Vulog

Series C in 2021
Vulog develops technology solutions that empower shared mobility businesses worldwide. It offers advanced fleet management tools, consumer mobile apps, and connected vehicle tech, enabling large-scale fleet launches within weeks. Vulog serves as a catalyst for growth and profitability, supporting clients like WeShare (Volkswagen) and Free2Move (Groupe PSA). Its global footprint and AI proficiency optimize fleet balancing and anticipate end-user demand.

Forto

Series C in 2020
Founded in Berlin in 2016, Forto is a digital logistics company that specializes in freight forwarding services primarily between Asia and Europe. It offers international shipping of FCL and LCL shipments, air freight services, and a user-friendly platform for real-time quotes, online booking, and digital tracking. With over 2,000 customers and nine global offices, Forto aims to optimize global supply chain processes while promoting sustainability.

Woltair

Series A in 2020
Woltair operates a digital platform for heating and cooling services, streamlining processes from initial customer inquiries to post-installation support. Their platform facilitates sales, installation, and maintenance of heat pumps, boilers, solar panels, air conditioning units, and recuperation systems, allowing customers to monitor their orders throughout the entire lifecycle in one place.

Hometree

Series A in 2020
Hometree is a home energy services company focused on facilitating the transition to low-carbon living for homeowners. It provides a range of services including the installation, repair, and financing of renewable energy technologies and energy-efficient heating systems. Hometree aims to simplify the process of adopting sustainable home improvements by offering comprehensive home emergency insurance and maintenance coverage through convenient online subscription plans. This approach allows homeowners in the United Kingdom to manage their energy consumption effectively while ensuring that the entire lifecycle of energy solutions—from installation to ongoing maintenance—is comprehensively supported.

Eliq

Series A in 2020
Eliq AB is a company specializing in energy management solutions that focuses on improving how energy is utilized in everyday life. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden, with additional offices in London and Lithuania, Eliq offers a platform that integrates smart meters and third-party smart home systems. The company's flagship product, the Eliq Energy Engagement Application, empowers users to monitor their energy consumption and generation, providing personalized insights and analytics powered by advanced machine learning algorithms. By collaborating with leading European energy providers and banks, Eliq aims to facilitate effective and sustainable energy management, helping users avoid energy wastage and supporting businesses in achieving their sustainability goals.

Zolar

Series B in 2020
Zolar is a Berlin-based company that designs, installs, and provides online tools for residential solar and battery systems. Through an online configurator, homeowners can specify system size and components, access planning data for their property, and receive guidance from solar energy experts, with installation handled by a network of local partners. The business combines solar generation, storage, and mobility to support energy-independent homes and to help households reduce their carbon footprint. Founded in 2016, Zolar aims to simplify the transition to private energy provision by enabling customers to generate green electricity for their own premises and participate in climate protection through distributed energy projects. The company operates across Germany and offers planning, advice, and on-site installation to deliver a turnkey solar solution for residential properties.

Driivz

Series C in 2020
Driivz Ltd. is a developer of a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) charging management platform, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and founded in 2012. The platform facilitates the management of all aspects of EV operations, including chargers, drivers, and energy consumption. It offers features such as real-time charger availability, transaction management, billing, and membership services for drivers. Driivz's solution supports fleet and host management, providing tools for fleet managers, charger hosts, and vendors to monitor performance, analyze usage trends, and receive real-time alerts for charging issues. Additionally, the platform includes capabilities for pricing and tariff management, ensuring stable energy vehicle charging. Operating in over 30 countries, Driivz serves a diverse clientele, including global charge point operators and electric mobility service providers, enabling them to enhance their charging infrastructure and improve operational efficiency.

Zolar

Series B in 2019
Zolar is a Berlin-based company that designs, installs, and provides online tools for residential solar and battery systems. Through an online configurator, homeowners can specify system size and components, access planning data for their property, and receive guidance from solar energy experts, with installation handled by a network of local partners. The business combines solar generation, storage, and mobility to support energy-independent homes and to help households reduce their carbon footprint. Founded in 2016, Zolar aims to simplify the transition to private energy provision by enabling customers to generate green electricity for their own premises and participate in climate protection through distributed energy projects. The company operates across Germany and offers planning, advice, and on-site installation to deliver a turnkey solar solution for residential properties.

Neuron Soundware

Venture Round in 2019
Neuron Soundware specializes in AI-driven machine diagnostics. It uses ultra-precise audio analysis and other physical parameter assessments to optimize industrial equipment performance, reduce operating costs, enhance maintenance efficiency, minimize environmental impact, and facilitate sustainable manufacturing.

CyberX

Convertible Note in 2019
CyberX is a cybersecurity company focused on enhancing the security of industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and industrial control systems (ICS). Its platform, developed by experts with experience in defending critical national infrastructure, provides comprehensive visibility into IIoT environments. The platform facilitates real-time detection and alerts for operational incidents, cyber threats, and system tampering. By continuously reducing risks associated with IIoT and ICS, CyberX aims to prevent costly outages, safety and environmental issues, theft of intellectual property, and operational inefficiencies. The company is backed by notable venture firms, which underscores its commitment to delivering effective cybersecurity solutions tailored for industrial applications.

Sunfire

Series C in 2019
Sunfire is a company that specializes in developing and manufacturing systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. It focuses on creating substitutes for fossil fuels, such as mineral oil and natural gas, through innovative technologies like electrolyzers and solid oxide cells. These systems convert renewable electrical energy from sources like wind farms, hydropower plants, and photovoltaic systems into fuels and gases, including renewable hydrogen and syngas. By enabling the chemical, fuel, and steel industries to transition away from fossil energy, Sunfire aims to provide sustainable energy solutions that are available whenever needed, thus integrating renewable energy into existing infrastructures.

tado°

Series F in 2018
tado° GmbH is a technology company based in Munich, Germany, with an additional office in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2010, it specializes in developing and marketing innovative home climate control systems that enhance the efficiency of heating and cooling in residential and small business environments. The company's products integrate a hardware-software combination that leverages real-time data on resident behavior, weather forecasts, and building characteristics to optimize climate management. tado° sells its solutions through both retail outlets and online platforms, effectively bringing Internet of Things technology to the cleantech market.

Cosmo Tech

Series B in 2018
Cosmo Tech is a global technology company founded in 2010 by Michel Morvan and Hugues de Bantel, based in Lyon, France. Originally known as The CoSMo Company, it specializes in modeling and simulating complex systems across various industries. The company's innovative software transforms raw data into organized knowledge, enabling clients to gain clear insights and run simulations on multiple scenarios to evaluate decision outcomes. This capability supports C-suite executives in making optimal business decisions in complex environments. Over the years, Cosmo Tech has garnered industry recognition, including accolades from Gartner and EY, and has expanded its operations to North America, establishing a presence in San Francisco. With a diverse team of over 70 employees, the company continues to serve clients in both Europe and North America.

Cloud&Heat

Series B in 2018
Cloud&Heat Technologies GmbH, established in 2011 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in energy-efficient, secure, and scalable data center solutions. The company offers cloud-based computing services, including cloud computing power management and cloud block storage with unlimited capacity. Additionally, it provides file storage and retrieval, along with comprehensive support services such as manuals, backup programs, and easy-to-install application packages. Notably, Cloud&Heat's server units utilize water-cooled hardware technology, enabling advanced security and scalability to meet digital demands while promoting sustainability and combating energy transition challenges.

Driivz

Series A in 2018
Driivz Ltd. is a developer of a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) charging management platform, based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and founded in 2012. The platform facilitates the management of all aspects of EV operations, including chargers, drivers, and energy consumption. It offers features such as real-time charger availability, transaction management, billing, and membership services for drivers. Driivz's solution supports fleet and host management, providing tools for fleet managers, charger hosts, and vendors to monitor performance, analyze usage trends, and receive real-time alerts for charging issues. Additionally, the platform includes capabilities for pricing and tariff management, ensuring stable energy vehicle charging. Operating in over 30 countries, Driivz serves a diverse clientele, including global charge point operators and electric mobility service providers, enabling them to enhance their charging infrastructure and improve operational efficiency.

Sonnen

Series E in 2018
Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

Vulog

Series B in 2017
Vulog develops technology solutions that empower shared mobility businesses worldwide. It offers advanced fleet management tools, consumer mobile apps, and connected vehicle tech, enabling large-scale fleet launches within weeks. Vulog serves as a catalyst for growth and profitability, supporting clients like WeShare (Volkswagen) and Free2Move (Groupe PSA). Its global footprint and AI proficiency optimize fleet balancing and anticipate end-user demand.

Cloud&Heat

Venture Round in 2017
Cloud&Heat Technologies GmbH, established in 2011 and based in Dresden, Germany, specializes in energy-efficient, secure, and scalable data center solutions. The company offers cloud-based computing services, including cloud computing power management and cloud block storage with unlimited capacity. Additionally, it provides file storage and retrieval, along with comprehensive support services such as manuals, backup programs, and easy-to-install application packages. Notably, Cloud&Heat's server units utilize water-cooled hardware technology, enabling advanced security and scalability to meet digital demands while promoting sustainability and combating energy transition challenges.

Sonnen

Series D in 2016
Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.

tado°

Series E in 2016
tado° GmbH is a technology company based in Munich, Germany, with an additional office in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2010, it specializes in developing and marketing innovative home climate control systems that enhance the efficiency of heating and cooling in residential and small business environments. The company's products integrate a hardware-software combination that leverages real-time data on resident behavior, weather forecasts, and building characteristics to optimize climate management. tado° sells its solutions through both retail outlets and online platforms, effectively bringing Internet of Things technology to the cleantech market.

Sunfire

Series C in 2015
Sunfire is a company that specializes in developing and manufacturing systems for renewable industrial gas and fuel production. It focuses on creating substitutes for fossil fuels, such as mineral oil and natural gas, through innovative technologies like electrolyzers and solid oxide cells. These systems convert renewable electrical energy from sources like wind farms, hydropower plants, and photovoltaic systems into fuels and gases, including renewable hydrogen and syngas. By enabling the chemical, fuel, and steel industries to transition away from fossil energy, Sunfire aims to provide sustainable energy solutions that are available whenever needed, thus integrating renewable energy into existing infrastructures.

Sonnen

Series C in 2015
Sonnen is a developer of solar-based energy storage systems that provides clean and affordable energy solutions for residential homes, agricultural farms, and commercial enterprises. Established in 2011, the company launched the Sonnenbatterie, one of the first intelligent lithium storage systems in the German and Austrian markets. Sonnen's products not only focus on energy storage but also include features such as active energy management, smart metering, and integration with virtual power plants. These systems allow users to optimize energy use, save money by utilizing energy generated from solar photovoltaic systems or the grid, and manage their home automation platforms effectively.
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