Greenvoltis Secures New Strategic Investment to Advance AI-Powered Energy Innovation Across Europe

Greenvoltis, an AI-Driven Intelligence Platform for Renewal Assets Optimization, led by Martin Kievit, Ali Shi, Hubert Kucharski, Sara Kiani, Gino Zhang, and Jan Kjellegard, has closed a new multi-million-dollar funding round, led exclusively by DeepMind Capital to accelerate the evolution of its core technology platform, reinforce its leadership in the European flexibility market, and support the region's urgent shift toward a sustainable, renewable-based energy system, following USD 10 million angel funding secured in July 2024 from Cyber Creation Ventures (CCV), Planetree Investment, and Unity Ventures, demonstrating sustained investor confidence in the company's long-term vision and technical capabilities.    

Greenvoltis is creating a resilient energy ecosystem with an AI-native platform that enables renewable asset owners, battery operators, industrial consumers, and retailers to intelligently participate in grids and monetize flexibility in real time through multi-market trading. The technology also equips investors with advanced tools for project evaluation, development, and long-term asset optimization.

At the 2025 McKinsey Green Business Building Summit (GBB25), Greenvoltis introduced two flagship innovations: Aether, an AI-native trading platform that optimizes efficiency and revenue for renewable and battery-storage operators, and Terra AI, a modeling tool that provides investors with intelligent financial analysis to guide infrastructure decisions in complex market scenarios.

Europe’s energy transition is driving demand for real-time optimization amid market volatility and shrinking long-term contracts. Greenvoltis, built on an AI-native platform, goes beyond traditional virtual power plant models by enabling multi-market optimization, boosting both efficiency and revenue.

Greenvoltis unites experts in energy trading, AI modeling, and European market operations, bringing proven experience from leading global firms. Backed by new funding, the company will scale its AI-native infrastructure, expand market reach, and grow partnerships to advance Europe’s clean energy transition, making renewable power more accessible, efficient, and resilient.