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The latestFrom Elvy
- Opinion -
The Reluctant Energy Trader: living in a house in Sweden
An EY study (Di.se, 03.06.26): Swedes' trust in the electricity market is the third lowest in the world. I don't want to play Energy Trader in my spare time.
- Press release -
Elvy signs framework agreement with Nordic Energy Partner
Elvy signs a framework agreement with installer Nepab to keep up the pace of installation as more Swedish homeowners choose the energy subscription.
- Press release -
Energy company secures SEK 70M, Klarna veteran new chair
Elvy, behind the world's first energy subscription, has raised SEK 70M. Daft Capital and Essential Capital lead the round. Knut Frängsmyr joins as chair.
- In the media -
Elvy raises €500m for European expansion
The €500m raise, arranged with Swedish financier Scayl, funds Elvy's energy-subscription rollout across Sweden and a first step into eastern Europe.
- In the media -
Elvy raises SEK 5.5 billion for its solution
Sweden's Elvy, which offers households an energy subscription, confirms earlier reports to Di and is raising SEK 5.5 billion in debt financing.
- Press release -
Energy challenger Elvy raises SEK 5.5 billion
Elvy wants to solve Sweden's energy crisis. Now it has secured SEK 5.5 billion with finance company Scayl to help homeowners switch to modern energy systems.
- In the media -
Elvy rolls out energy subscription in hundreds of homes
Elvy has rolled out its energy subscription in hundreds of homes and expects around 300 million kronor in revenue this year. Now borrowing 5 billion to expand.
- Event -
The collapse of the rosy calculation
Elvy's CEO and co-founder Johan Outinen speaks at Framtidens elmarknad on 22 May about the energy subscription giving homeowners control, no expertise needed.
- In the media -
Sifted: startup more than doubles customers in 3 months
Sifted covers Elvy, more than doubling customers in three months. It runs the home's energy system: solar panels, heat pumps, batteries and grid optimisation.
- Opinion -
AI solves Sweden's energy challenge
A quarter of Sweden's electricity goes to heating our homes. Smarter heat control shaves peak loads and lowers costs. Elvy's founder in Dagens Industri.
- Press release -
Marginalen Bank partners with Elvy
Marginalen Bank and Elvy enter a partnership to lower the barriers to sustainable energy. More homeowners can invest in renewables without large upfront costs.
- Press release -
Elvy raises SEK 1.7 billion for simple home energy
Elvy raises SEK 1.7 billion to give more homeowners electricity and heating at a fixed price. No investment of their own, no hassle.
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