European AI Startups Draw Fresh Capital in Energy and Secondhand Fashion
Toulouse-based Bohr Energie raised €10 million while UK's Fleek secured $25 million, signalling continued investor appetite for AI-driven infrastructure in Europe.
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Two European startups building artificial-intelligence infrastructure have closed significant funding rounds, underscoring sustained investor interest in applying machine learning to established industries such as energy management and secondhand apparel. The developments carry relevance for the Africa–Europe technology corridor, where demand for renewable-energy coordination tools and circular-economy supply chains continues to grow.
Bohr Energie Raises €10 Million for Renewable Aggregation
Bohr Energie, a scale-up based in Toulouse, France, has secured €10 million in a Series A round, according to EU-Startups. The company specialises in aggregating, optimising and managing distributed renewable and flexible energy assets, including batteries and hybrid systems.
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Greyparrot Raises $27M Series B to Expand AI Waste Sorting in Europe and North America
London-based Greyparrot has closed a $27 million Series B to scale its AI-powered waste analysis systems, bringing total funding to $60 million.
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