Innovative Australian Energy Firm Amber's Remarkable Growth: Secures $29.6M for Expanding European Footprint

Published: 04 Jun 2025
Amber, the cutting-edge Australian energy tech startup keenly mapping its European expansion has raked in $29.6M in funding.

Bold moves are afoot Down Under as Melbourne-based tech startup, Amber, orchestrates an audacious $29.6 million jumpstart for its European foray. Leading the run is ETF Partners, a venture capital firm turning the spotlight on growth-oriented, environmental tech enterprises. Amber’s company profile is particularly illuminating; it leverages smart software to supercharge home batteries and electric vehicles at optimal pricing times, selling back energy when rates skyrocket.

In the Australian landscape, Amber has claimed an impressive territory, accounting for 40% of new automated home batteries. But snug at home is nowhere near the boundary for this ambitious energy tech firm. With its eyes trained firmly on Europe, Amber is in full-steam-ahead mode for expansion. An initial launch in the UK has already seen co-CEO Chris Thompson relocate, demonstrating a firm commitment to Amber’s thriving future in Europe.

The allure of the European market lies not only in its sheer volume but equally in its potential for growth in renewable energy. Despite Australia’s reputation for one of the most advanced two-way energy grids worldwide, Europe displays a gap ripe for innovation, especially as government focus on renewables and decentralized energy intensifies.

Foreshadowing the future, the energy firm has already sewn crucial partnerships. Teaming up with European utilities giant E.ON and environmentally conscious retailer Ecotricity, Amber is poised to release its vehicle-to-grid capabilities. This trailblazing move will enable customers to cash in on their electric vehicles, selling surplus energy back to the grid when demand surges.

With a clear vision and savvy partnerships in place, Amber is well-equipped to navigate European terrains where green energy is rapidly gaining traction. The future’s looking bright indeed for this innovative Australian energy tech firm as it fuels its global growth.