Bohr Energie Raises €10 Million to Accelerate the European Deployment of its Aggregation Platform

Bohr Energie, a French scale-up specializing in the aggregation, optimization, and management of distributed renewable and storage assets, announced a €10 million Series A funding round led by Suma Capital through its SC Net Zero Ventures fund, dedicated to European scale-ups developing technologies for energy transition and decarbonization, with participation from Irdi Capital Investissement, GSO Capital, and Crédit Agricole. Existing investors Varsity, Founders Future, and AFI Ventures also renewed their support.

Founded in Toulouse by Julien Haure, Luis Urday, Julien Chollet, and Jean-Pierre Mader, Bohr Energie is an independent aggregator helping renewable energy producers optimize solar, wind, hydro, and storage assets through direct market access and advanced technology.

The company’s platform combines AI, optimization algorithms, forecasting, and market intelligence to simplify energy market participation. Bohr Energie now manages more than 170 assets and is targeting nearly 1 GW under management by year-end.

Bohr Energie provides an independent platform for renewable asset management, helping producers navigate increasingly complex energy markets driven by renewables, storage, and price volatility.

Its asset-light model combines proprietary technology, market expertise, and transparency to support independent producers, developers, utilities, and energy suppliers. With direct market access, regulatory certifications, and support for solar, wind, hydro, and battery assets, Bohr Energie enables producers to optimize performance and value.

The funding will help Bohr Energie strengthen its position in France, expand its technology platform, and enhance capabilities in AI, optimization, and forecasting. The company is also preparing European expansion, with Spain and Italy as priority markets due to their growing renewable and storage opportunities.

Bohr Energie plans to develop new solutions for hybrid energy systems, including solar-plus-storage optimization, as it aims to become a leading European platform for decentralized renewable asset management.

Natalia Ruiz said Bohr Energie is addressing a key challenge of the energy transition by enabling the integration of distributed renewable production through technology, market expertise, and scalable solutions. Ruiz highlighted the company’s potential to drive flexibility, digitalization, and renewable integration across Europe.

Julien Haure said the funding will help Bohr Energie strengthen its platform and support more renewable energy producers as electricity markets become increasingly complex. Haure highlighted the growing need to optimize distributed renewable and flexible assets to improve the efficiency, stability, and competitiveness of the energy system.