Octopus Energy Group is on a mission to use technology to make the green energy revolution affordable and in the process, transform customer experiences.
Jeremy Littman, founder and CEO of Exagen, says, “We are thrilled by this deal with Octopus, which will support us in our mission to build smarter, flexible renewable generation projects across the grid, enabling communities access to cleaner, cheaper energy. Zoisa North-Bond, CEO of Octopus Energy Generation, says, “This fund is helping to unlock huge amounts of new renewable energy across Europe, turbocharging the journey to greater energy security. According to Octopus, there’s also potential to optimise assets through KrakenFlex, Octopus’ flexibility and trading platform, which currently manages 1,300 MW of green energy assets.
The fund has already made its maiden investment in renewables developer Exagen to build new green energy and rapidly grow the energy storage capacity in the ...
[Zoisa North-Bond](https://www.linkedin.com/in/zoisa-north-bond-33143a4/?originalSubdomain=uk), CEO of Octopus Energy Generation said: “This fund is helping to unlock huge amounts of new renewable energy across Europe, turbocharging the journey to greater energy security. [Octopus Energy Generation](https://octopus.energy/blog/octopus-energy-generation/), OEDP will focus on solar, onshore wind and energy storage projects in the U.K. There’s also potential to optimise assets through [KrakenFlex](https://www.krakenflex.com/), Octopus’ rapidly growing flexibility and trading platform, which currently manages 1,300 MW of green energy assets. Dubbed the Octopus Energy Development Partnership (OEDP), the fund will back early stages of building new green energy, vital to help reduce Europe’s dependence on gas imports and to lower energy bills in future. The new funding will allow the startup to buy one of the U.K.’s largest batteries at 500 MW / 1 GWh located in the Midlands, England, currently in development and scheduled to be operational by 2027. Partnering with farmers, landowners and local communities to build projects that help bring energy security, Exagen works on large-scale solar and battery facilities.
Exagen, a batteries startup from the UK, has become the first beneficiary of Octopus Energy's new renewables fund, which sits at a total of €220 million.
Alex Brierley, the co-head of Octopus Energy Generation’s fund management team, added: “Making the first investment from this new renewable development fund is a major milestone for us and we’ve got some more coming up. Zoisa North-Bond, CEO of Octopus Energy Generation, explained: “This fund is helping to unlock huge amounts of new renewable energy across Europe, turbocharging the journey to greater energy security. The fund, Octopus Energy Development Partnership (OEDP) aims to support the transition to renewable energy sources.
The deal with Exagen includes an option to purchase a standalone battery capable of exporting the equivalent electricity usage of 235,000 homes from 2027, the ...
(OFFCIAL) Octopus Energy buys stake in solar and battery business Exagen, Octopus Energy buys stake in solar and battery business Exagen. Britain’s Octopus Energy Group has bought a 24% stake in large-scale battery developer and solar power company Exagen through a new renewables fund, it said.