Hybrid Greentech raises €15 million to scale grid flexibility in Europe
Danish climate-tech startup Hybrid Greentech has secured a €15 million funding round to accelerate the rollout of its digital solutions that enhance grid flexibility across Europe. The investment will be used to expand its technology platform, grow its presence in key European markets, and support utilities and energy providers in integrating higher shares of renewable energy.
Digital flexibility for a renewable-powered grid
Hybrid Greentech develops software and control systems that allow power grids to respond dynamically to fluctuations in supply and demand. By orchestrating assets such as battery storage, electric vehicle charging, industrial loads, and distributed generation, the company helps grid operators balance the system in real time and reduce reliance on fossil-based backup capacity.
The startup’s platform uses advanced AI algorithms and data-driven forecasting to predict grid conditions and automatically activate flexible resources. This approach is designed to cut congestion costs, lower carbon emissions, and enable a faster build-out of wind and solar projects without overloading existing infrastructure.
Supporting Europe’s energy transition
The fresh capital will allow Hybrid Greentech to deepen collaborations with transmission system operators, distribution system operators, and large industrial customers across Europe. The company aims to position its platform as a core enabler of the EU’s push for a more resilient, decarbonised power system.
As European countries phase out conventional power plants and connect more variable renewables, demand for scalable flexibility services is increasing rapidly. Solutions like those offered by Hybrid Greentech are seen as essential to maintaining security of supply while keeping electricity affordable for consumers and businesses.
With this €15 million injection, the Danish startup is set to accelerate deployment of its technology, helping European grids adapt to a new era of electrification, decentralisation, and climate-neutral energy production.