Exergon
Overview
Exergon is a pan-European venture capital firm dedicated to accelerating the energy transition by investing in deep tech innovations. The firm focuses on three key areas: New Nuclear, Energy Storage, and Energy Efficiency & AI. These sectors are essential for decarbonizing the energy system while ensuring reliability, affordability, and resilience. Exergon aims to support companies that are developing disruptive technologies to address global energy challenges. The firm's investment strategy targets early-stage companies, providing funding from Seed to Series B+ stages. Exergon typically invests between €300,000 and €8 million in companies that demonstrate strong disruptive potential and commercially viable solutions. Beyond capital, Exergon fosters synergies within its portfolio and with industrial and financial partners, building an ecosystem where innovation can scale. Exergon's team brings together complementary skills in entrepreneurship, engineering, science, and investment. The firm evaluates teams based on credibility, cohesion, technology, sustainability, and market potential through a rigorous scientific and economic lens. By combining this approach with a pragmatic go-to-market perspective, Exergon identifies and backs the most promising startups driving the energy transition. Exergon's portfolio includes companies such as Aerial, Coboticus, Blue Capsule, Entroview, Otrera, Stellaria, Taisan, and VoltRE, reflecting its commitment to supporting pioneering founders building solutions that drive decarbonization, competitiveness, and Europe's energy sovereignty. The firm was co-founded by Charles Beigbeder, Giuseppe Sangiovanni, and Anna Teyssot, who bring extensive experience in energy and technology sectors. Their leadership underscores Exergon's dedication to shaping a clean, secure, and affordable energy system through strategic investments in innovative energy solutions. Exergon is headquartered in Paris, France, and operates across Europe, leveraging the continent's talent, industrial base, and policy momentum to succeed in the energy transition. The firm aims to make Europe a leader in the global shift to a decarbonized economy by channeling capital into the right ventures and supporting the next generation of climate tech companies. For more information or to explore potential investment opportunities, visit Exergon's official website or contact them directly through the provided contact details.
Investment Focus
- Innovative energy solutions
- Deep tech focus
- Scalable and commercially viable technologies
- Alignment with Exergon's investment areas: New Nuclear, Energy Storage, Energy Efficiency & AI
- Strong and cohesive founding team
- Potential for significant impact on decarbonization and energy transition
Portfolio Companies
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What sectors does Exergon invest in?
Exergon invests in Renewable Energy, Artificial Intelligence, Sustainability, Electric Vehicles, Circular Economy and Climate Tech, and is based in Île-De-France, France. Exergon is listed as a venture capital in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Exergon invest at?
Exergon backs companies at Seed and Series A, writing cheques of 300K - 8M.
Which regions does Exergon invest in?
Exergon invests across United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Denmark and Switzerland.
Who are the partners at Exergon?
Team members listed for Exergon include Grzegorz Nowak (Chief Energy Efficiency Specialist) and Anna Teyssot (Co-Founder / Managing Partner).
What companies has Exergon invested in?
Exergon's portfolio includes Entroview, Aerial, Coboticus, Blue Capsule, Otrera, Stellaria, Taisan and VoltRE.
How do I contact Exergon?
Exergon's contact details — including LinkedIn — are listed in the ConnectSafely investor database, along with its website and the LinkedIn profiles of its partners.
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