Amsterdam-based Twindo, a company that digitizes fieldwork to optimize renewable energy operations, has secured €1 million in a funding round led by Volve Capital to accelerate its expansion into new renewable energy sectors.
- Twindo was established in 2022 by Jules Shertser, Frank Van Luijn, and Guilherme Marinho. The firm develops a field operations and digital inspection platform tailored specifically for the renewable energy sector.
- By focusing on frontline technicians and field managers, the platform converts on-site data into automated workflows and actionable insights.
- Using machine learning and advanced data processing, Twindo provides real-time analysis of asset conditions and team performance, improving planning, execution, and site-level visibility.
“This is about so much more than dashboards or reports. We strive to help a challenged or less experienced workforce perform like pros, and make sure highquality work gets delivered faster, with fewer safety incidents. Our users are stretched thin. Our software is designed to stretch further for them," co-founder and CRO of Twindo, Guilherme Marinho, commented.
- The platform currently supports over 6GW of renewable energy assets across the Benelux region and the UK. Its technology helps cut asset downtime, reduce operational costs, and enhance data accuracy.
Details of the deal
- The funding round was led by Volve Capital, an early-stage VC supporting tech and impact startups in Western Europe. They offer expertise and networks to help scale SaaS and B2B businesses.
“We believe Twindo is uniquely positioned to make a real impact with their technology. Their vision and execution so far have been truly impressive," claims Joost Bijlsma, co-founder of Volve Capital.
- Dutch VC Rockstart, Innovatiefonds Noord-Holland, and leading renewables angels, Samuel Jaudel and Mathias Rose Svendsen, also participated.
- Twindo will use the €1 million to expand into new renewable energy sectors, enhance its AI capabilities, and scale its platform to improve field operations efficiency.
