The French 'scaleup' Bohr Energie has completed a 'Series A' funding round for an amount of 10 million euros, led by Suma Capital and with the entry of Irdi Capital Capital Investissement, GSO Capital and Crédit Agricole, in addition to the backing of current partners Varsity, Founders Future and AFI Ventures.
The disbursement has been channeled through SC Net Zero Ventures, Suma Capital's vehicle specialized in investing in European 'scaleups' that promote technologies aimed at accelerating the energy transition and decarbonization, as detailed by the firm in a statement.
Thanks to these resources, the company plans to strengthen its presence in the French market, boost the development of its technological platform, increase its team, and drive its growth outside of France, with Spain and Italy among the main focuses.
Bohr Energie currently has more than 170 assets in its portfolio and estimates it will approach one gigawatt (GW) under management by the end of this fiscal year, conditioned by the evolution of its commercial and operational pipeline.