Freyr Energy has successfully raised INR 18 crore in a recent funding round, with investments from Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures, Schneider Electric Energy Access Asia (SEEAA), and C4D Partners. This new capital injection will support Freyr Energy’s ongoing efforts to expand its renewable energy solutions and drive sustainable growth.
We are thrilled to announce that Freyr Energy has secured an INR 18 crore investment from Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures, Schneider Electric Energy Access Asia (SEEA Asia), and C4D Partners. As one of India’s top solar rooftop companies, this funding will enable us to accelerate our growth and enhance our services for residential and MSME customers.
Last year, we introduced our groundbreaking SunPro+ app, which simplifies the entire process of adopting solar technology. SunPro+ manages the complete solar journey—from exploration to ownership and beyond—making it easier for homeowners and MSMEs to embrace solar energy.
Florian Temime, Principal at Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures, praised SunPro+, saying, “Freyr Energy’s fully digital customer journey, enabled by SunPro+, will streamline the acquisition of rooftop solar systems and enhance the customer experience from start to finish. We believe this innovation is crucial for Freyr’s future success.”
Gilles Vermot Desroches, President of SEEA Asia and SVP at Schneider Electric, added, “Freyr Energy’s scalable SunPro+ solution has the potential to drive widespread solar adoption, create significant environmental benefits, and generate employment within their vendor network.”
Arvind, Partner at C4D Partners, remarked, “Freyr Energy’s technology could transform how rooftop solar is marketed and managed, offering much-needed consolidation in the sector.”
Saurabh Marda, Managing Director of Freyr Energy, highlighted, “With support from strategic investors like Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures and Schneider Electric Energy Access Asia, alongside our current investor C4D Partners, we gain not only capital but also valuable global expertise in the energy sector.”
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