Clean Energy | September 13, 2022

Tesseract raises $78 million to help consumers in Europe lower energy bills

Roodgally Senatus
ImpactAlpha Editor

Roodgally Senatus

ImpactAlpha, September 13 — Russian President Vladimir Putin this week threatened to cut off energy supplies to Europe. In the U.K., millions of households already are behind on their utility bills.

London-based Tesseract is looking to deliver cheaper and cleaner electricity to consumers. The company cuts out middlemen by delivering renewable energy directly from generating assets.

“Brave solutions are required” in the face of energy shortages and global warming, said Colin Hanna of Balderton Capital, which invested in the round. He said Tesseract’s model “can help us confront these dual challenges without slipping further back into fossil fuels.”

Disintermediation

Investors in the round include Accel, German-finnish former racing driver and sustainability entrepreneur Nico Rosberg, and Lowercarbon Capital. Lowercarbon’s Chris Sacca also invested as an angel investor. Tesseract will use the investment to purchase and build clean energy assets.