Strategic partnerships Gradyent already collaborates with major energy providers across Europe (Veolia, Shell, Uniper, Gasunie, Helen, Iqony, etc.) and is expanding in Baltic region with Utilitas. This indicates a strong channel for co-selling and joint go-to-market efforts with large district heating operators.

Digital twin demand The real-time Digital Twin platform addresses growing complexity in interconnected heating and cooling networks, offering tangible benefits like up to 10% CO2 reduction and up to 20% lower CapEx, aligning with utility-led sustainability and modernization initiatives.

Geographic exposure Active deployments in over 35 European cities with notable European utility and energy company clients suggest scalable footprint and opportunities to expand into additional markets with regulatory support for digital energy infrastructure.

Financing momentum Recent EU LIFE programme funding and multi-million euro growth rounds demonstrate investor confidence and potential for funded pilots or larger scale projects, reducing customer onboarding risk and enabling faster procurement cycles.

Industry tailwinds Growing focus on decarbonization, CCS feasibility (Porthos), and smarter energy delivery creates demand for data-driven, physics-based models and AI-enabled optimization, presenting Gradyent as a strategic tech partner for modernization and emissions reduction.