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download the appSign up to get the inside scoop on today’s biggest stories in markets, tech, and business — delivered daily. Businesses can currently purchase certificates or credits to say they have used renewable energy, representing the output from a renewable energy project that's already supplying the grid. The startup's platform aggregates smaller companies' energy demands so they can sign PPAs, which locks in a fixed price. It will also expand into new European markets and grow its 15-strong team across tech, energy, commercial, and operations. With its eye on becoming the leading B2B energy provider, the startup plans to build energy storage and demand response capabilities down the line.
Persons: , David, Jon Sigvert, Sigvert, Daniel Nathan Organizations: Service, Business, Energy, International Energy Agency . Companies, Fortune, UVC Partners, Firm Locations: Copenhagen, Ukraine, Finland
Upway, a French startup that refurbishes and resells secondhand e-bikes, has just raised $30 million in Series B funding. The Paris-based company, founded in 2021 by former Uber executives Stéphane Ficaja and Toussaint Wattinne, buys up used e-bikes, refurbishes them where necessary, and sells them on for a discounted price. Electric bikes sales hit 5 million in 2021 , out of 22 million overall bike sales, according to European trade organization CONEBI. Micro-mobility rentals, such as Lime and Tier, helped popularise the market and accelerate the adoption of e-bikes in cities, Wattinne said. Check out the 17-slide redacted pitch deck it used to raise the funds:UpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpwayUpway
Persons: Stéphane Ficaja, Toussaint Wattinne, Wattinne, Bolt, David Helgason, Ari Organizations: Uber, Business, Korelya, Sequoia, Exor Ventures, Unity Locations: Paris, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, LA, Grover, Berlin
Two gaming veterans have raised €1 million ($1.1 million) for Doppio, a new games studio that builds role-play games you play with your voice. CEO Jeferson Valadares says voice games have become more economically feasible now that it's possible to buy items through Alexa skills. The way people play games is evolving, with most of the major tech companies assuming gaming will go the way of films and Netflix and building out their own game streaming platforms. Doppio's first game is "The Vortex," which you can play on the Amazon Alexa (by asking "Alexa, open The Vortex") or with Google Assistant on your phone. The Vortex, Valadares said, is similar to old-school text-based games, or MUDs, that were popular in the 80s and 90s.
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