has secured £2.5m in funding from investors including AlbionVC and Revent.
The company, which launched in 2021, uses artificial intelligence to match businesses with renewable energy generators and has already facilitated over £10m in energy transactions.
Tem.
aims to disrupt the energy market and reduce transaction costs while helping businesses reduce their carbon footprint and save money on energy bills.
The company's founders were previously involved in Limejump, which was acquired by Shell in 2019.
LONDON DAILY ARCHIVE
Tem. Secures £2.5m in Funding to Disrupt Business Energy Market with AI-Powered Platform
A business energy start-up called tem.
12 June 2023 · 22:48 UTC