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Berlin’s Metiundo Raises €40M Funding

Feb 10, 2026 | By Kailee Rainse

German utility and tech firm metiundo has raised €40 million to accelerate the deployment of smart metering systems and expand its software platform, supporting the energy transition in the building sector.

SUMMARY

  • German utility and tech firm metiundo has raised €40 million to accelerate the deployment of smart metering systems and expand its software platform, supporting the energy transition in the building sector.

The funding round was led by Octopus Energy Generation, a renewable energy and green infrastructure investment fund.

Dennis Nasrun, co-founder and CEO of metiundo, said: “The market is so dynamic precisely because competitive metering point operators are driving implementation. From the outset, we have consistently invested in our own software, achieving a level of quality and flexibility in our platform that sets us apart from the competition. With this new funding, we are now decisively moving towards further scaling: more installations, higher quality, and even greater speed in expanding our platform.”

In the broader European EnergyTech funding landscape of 2025–2026, metiundo’s €40 million round is part of a strong wave of investment in smart energy systems, digital infrastructure, and grid optimisation.

In Germany, Berlin-based Ostrom raised €20 million to boost smart meter adoption and expand its virtual power plant capabilities. Swiss startup enshift secured €18.5 million to scale integrated energy-transition and solar financing solutions for real estate while London-based tem raised €62.9 million to build AI-native infrastructure for energy transactions, tackling the data and coordination layer of modern energy systems.

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Other notable rounds include Belgium’s LIFEPOWR, developing virtual power plant technology, and Spain-based Clevergy, which raised €3.2 million to grow its smart energy management platform.

Together, these disclosed rounds total roughly €150 million, highlighting sustained investor interest in software-driven energy metering, data integration and optimisation technologies.

Alex Brierley, co-Head of Octopus Energy’s funds management business, said: “The buildings and heating sector is one of the largest CO₂ emitters in Germany, responsible for around 30% of energy-related emissions in the country. At the same time, the metering industry is racing ahead, rethinking how we measure, manage, and connect energy systems. Scaling solutions like metiundo’s allows German homes and businesses to go green and cut costs by optimising the use of energy tech like solar and batteries on-site. We’re proud to support them as they drive this urgent transformation.”

Founded in 2021 by Dennis Nasrun and Felix Mücke, metiundo is an energy scale-up with expertise in regulation, IT, and measurement technology. With a team of 70, the company provides a comprehensive solution for digitizing energy and water data, even in complex buildings.

Facing urgent demand for a nationwide metering overhaul in Germany, metiundo focuses on deploying smarter systems quickly, with metering point operators playing a key role in accelerating the rollout.

The recent funding will support further development of metiundo’s software platform and expansion of its installation and assembly teams. The company plans to hire specialists in software development, installation and operations to build integrated smart meter networks across multiple properties enabling data-driven solutions for customers.

metiundo’s all-in-one platform covers almost the entire energy metering value chain from planning and installation to operation, market communication, software integration, and cross-sector data processing. By capturing a property’s complete energy and water usage, the platform enables a holistic approach that links consumption and generation rather than treating sectors separately.

About Metiundo

Metiundo GmbH provides an end-to-end, regulatory-compliant solution to measure electricity, heat and water consumption in buildings. By delivering real-time data on energy and water use the platform enables efficient management, reduces CO₂ emissions and optimizes resource consumption across properties for a sustainable and data-driven approach.

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