Clean Tech Investment Briefing: Myenergi lands £30m in boost to home energy solutions business

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Myenergi's 'Zappi' electric car charger | Credit: Myenergi
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Myenergi's 'Zappi' electric car charger | Credit: Myenergi

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Myenergi secures £30m from Energy Impact Partners Myenergi has secured £30m from investment firm Energy Impact Partners to expand its smart home energy technology business. The company specialises...

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