Danish energy tech company FLEXeCHARGE has secured €5 million in a financing round led by EnBW Ventures and Eneco Ventures, the corporate venture arms of major utilities from Germany and the Netherlands, respectively.
Existing investors Greencode Ventures and Vireo Ventures also joined the round, signaling continued support for the startup’s intelligent energy management platform.
The investment will fuel the expansion of FLEXeCHARGE’s HARMON-E cloud platform, which enables charge point operators (CPOs) to manage electric vehicle (EV) charging sites more efficiently across multiple locations.
Unlike conventional site-specific solutions, FLEXeCHARGE provides global load management designed to optimize energy use and reduce grid stress, particularly for fast-charging hubs and fleet depots. “Our mission is to help charging infrastructure operators reduce costs and build stable, future-proof charging systems,” said CEO Max Brandt.
The company’s two-part system consists of the on-site GATEWAY controller for local load balancing and connectivity, and the HARMON-E platform, which enables real-time energy management and grid integration.
The vendor-neutral solution already supports operators such as Electra, Bump, and Q8 Benelux. EnBW New Ventures’ Pascal Beckers-Jaleta noted that “targeted control of charge points will become increasingly crucial in the coming years,” allowing operators to respond to market dynamics and monetize flexibility.
