Top 30 Blockchain Energy startups

Oct 27, 2024 | By Alexander Gillet

These startups develop Blockchain technologies that are used in energy trading platforms, grid management, peer-to-peer energy transactions, decentralized energy marketplaces, etc.
1
Country: Spain | Funding: $57.4M
SolarMente installs and finances solar rooftops in Spain
2
Country: Switzerland | Funding: €39.1M
Pexapark is the all-in-one renewable energy platform that connects wind energy producers with each other, and integrates data analytics, peer-based learning, a marketplace with 3rd-party services and expert advice on PPAs and O&M in one place. In all analytics, peer data is leveraged to gain deeper and more accurate, realistic insights.
3
Country: Lithuania | Funding: $40M
WePower is trying to make it easier for businesses in the small to medium sizes to purchase energy from solar and wind farms via blockchain.
4
Country: Australia | Funding: $35M
Power Ledger has developed a series of world-leading blockchain energy applications, such as its P2P energy trading application.
5
Country: Singapore | Funding: $35M
Electrify develops blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer (P2P) trading of renewable energy in the city, which allows both utilities and consumers to produce and sell electricity.
6
Country: USA | Funding: $16.8M
LO3 Energy is developing blockchain based innovations to revolutionize how energy can be generated, stored, bought, sold and used, all at the local level.
7
Country: UK | Funding: £11M
Electron is a start-up harnessing blockchain technologies to design more efficient, resilient and flexible systems for the energy sector.
8
Country: South Africa | Funding: $11.4M
Sun Exchange operates a peer-to-peer, crypto-enabled business that allows individuals anywhere in the world to invest in solar infrastructure in Africa.
9
Country: Spain | Funding: €7.1M
FlexiDAO specializes in developing software for the energy sector.
10
Country: USA | Funding: $4.3M
Vespene Energy wants to convert landfill methane emissions to electricity for bitcoin mining. It sequesters methane and burns it to power the microturbines, which in turn generate electricity.
Editor: Alexander Gillet
Alexander Gillet is a senior editor for EnergyStartups. He has a deep background in energy sector and startups. Alexander graduated from Emlyon Business School, a leading French business school specialized in entrepreneurship. He has helped several non-profit organizations dedicated to promoting environmental education and sustainability and has written over 250 articles on energy technology for various websites. In his free time, Alexander enjoys yoga, camping and exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains. You can contact Alexander at alexgillet(at)energystartups(dot)com