Northzone

Northzone, established in 1996, is a London-based venture capital firm with additional offices in New York, Oslo, and Stockholm. It focuses on early-stage investments in technology-facing companies, primarily in Europe and the United States. The firm's investment portfolio spans across various sectors, including healthcare, semiconductors, software, hardware, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and gaming. Northzone has raised over €1.5 billion in funds and has partnered with founders of prominent companies such as Spotify, Avito, iZettle, Klarna, and Hopin. The firm provides not only capital but also operational support, connecting its portfolio companies with customers, business partners, and key talent on a global scale.

Alexander Agureev

Vice President

Torleif Ahlsand

General Partner

Molly Alter

Principal

Tomas Bennich

Venture Partner

Nick Boesel

Associate

Pascual Cortes-Monroy

Vice President

Dominik Esen

Vice President

Markus Gleim

Principal

Harriet Hamblin

Vice President

Pieter-Jan Van Haute

Vice President

Jackson Heddy

CFO

William Jilltoft

Director of Strategy and Operations

Aaron Liu

Vice President

Sanjot Malhi

Partner

Naseem Moumene

Associate

Michelle Nacouzi

Principal

Sarah Nöckel

Vice President

Elena Pantazi

Partner

Deepka Rana

Principal

Maxine Rior

Principal

Wendy Xiao

Partner

Paula Weber

Associate

Past deals in Hydroelectric

Flower

Series A in 2024
Flower operates a virtual power plant platform designed to enhance flexibility in energy markets and support renewable electrification. The company connects various flexibility assets, collects metering data, and actively manages their power profiles. By prognosing available flexibility, Flower determines the optimal markets and pricing for offering these resources. The platform engages in projects across multiple sectors, including electric vehicle charging, energy storage, hydropower, solar power, and heating. With a focus on providing ancillary services and participating in capacity markets, Flower aims to significantly increase the availability of flexibility resources, facilitating a more sustainable energy future.

Flower

Series A in 2024
Flower operates a virtual power plant platform designed to enhance flexibility in energy markets and support renewable electrification. The company connects various flexibility assets, collects metering data, and actively manages their power profiles. By prognosing available flexibility, Flower determines the optimal markets and pricing for offering these resources. The platform engages in projects across multiple sectors, including electric vehicle charging, energy storage, hydropower, solar power, and heating. With a focus on providing ancillary services and participating in capacity markets, Flower aims to significantly increase the availability of flexibility resources, facilitating a more sustainable energy future.
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