DejaBlue, a Paris-based electrification startup, recently raised $8M in seed funding to enhance its platform that manages flexible energy loads, focusing on EV charging and solar energy. The funding round was led by Redalpine, with additional backing from Zeno Ventures and Bpifrance. The platform aims to aid businesses in transitioning to sustainable mobility while lowering energy expenses. Founded by industry veterans Parker Spielman and Baptiste Richard, DejaBlue combines intelligent software and infrastructure management to optimize energy use and reduce grid strain, particularly during times of high renewable energy production.
DejaBlue has secured $8M in seed funding to enhance its platform for managing flexible energy loads like EV charging and on-site solar.
The company aims to help commercial real estate and businesses transition to sustainable energy solutions while minimizing costs through a unified management approach.
Founders Parker Spielman and Baptiste Richard leverage their experiences from tech giants to tackle energy cost challenges and promote renewable energy use.
DejaBlue's intelligent system aligns energy loads with periods of high renewable generation, thereby reducing costs for businesses and optimizing grid efficiency.
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