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July 10 2017

TEPCO and innogy Close Series A Investment

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TEPCO is one of the first investors in Conjoule, an innogy Innovation Hub venture founded to build the leading decentralized energy marketplace enabled by blockchain technology. Investment of TEPCO and leading innogy will accelerate the development of Conjoule’s peer-to-peer energy trading platform.

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc. (TEPCO) has closed a EUR 3 million Series A investment in Conjoule GmbH, a start-up developing peer-to-peer energy markets enabled by blockchain technology.

Conjoule is developing a peer-to-peer marketplace for producers and consumers of renewable energy, as well as owners of batteries and other sources of flexibility, to transact with each other without the need for traditional intermediaries. The platform and launch product which allows residential prosumers with solar photovoltaic installed on their homes to sell excess electricity to local consumers are currently being piloted in two German cities.

“Blockchain technology will redefine what is possible within the energy ecosystem,” said Shin-ichiro Kengaku, Managing Executive Officer and Chief of the Global Innovation & Investments at TEPCO. “We look forward to partnering with Conjoule and the innogy Innovation Hub to gain hands-on experience and drive the transformation of the energy industry.”

“Conjoule has a clear vision to create tomorrow’s energy system: it’s decentralised, digitised and customer friendly. It follows the idea of the ‘sharing economy’ where consumers can buy energy directly from their neighbourhood via Conjoule’s platform,” said Thomas Birr, Senior Vice President Innovation & Business Transformation of innogy SE and leading the innogy Innovation Hub.

Attachment: Diagram of the P2P electricity purchasing platform
http://bit.ly/2v2qoxg

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