Polish energy-tech startup Pstryk has secured €7 million in a Series A funding round, bringing its total funding raised to nearly €13.8 million, as Vestbee was informed. The round was led by Future Energy Ventures, with participation from Axpo, Montis, existing investors ffVC and Simpact Ventures, as well as private investors.
- Founded in 2024, Pstryk is developing a technology platform that enables households to buy electricity based on dynamic pricing, with bills calculated according to real-time hourly market rates.
- The company aims to help consumers better manage their energy consumption and costs through a mobile application that provides visibility into electricity prices and usage.
- Pstryk’s platform is designed to support the shift from traditional energy consumption models toward a more flexible system where households can actively participate in the energy market.
- The company integrates dynamic electricity pricing with growing adoption of home energy technologies, including rooftop solar installations, heat pumps, battery storage systems, and electric vehicles.
Details of the deal
- With the fresh capital raised, Pstryk aims to further develop its technology, scale its operations, and expand the availability of its services to more households across Poland. The company will also strengthen its team and prepare for the next stage of growth following changes to its management structure.
Pstryk is building the missing link between households and the energy system, helping customers optimize consumption, manage assets and participate in energy markets through a seamless digital experience. This is exactly the type of neo-utility we believe will define the next decade of energy innovation,” claims Moritz Jungmann, General Partner at Future Energy Ventures.
