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Dutch energy startup HeatLeap secures €1M to bring gas-free heating to social housing: Know more
- Dutch energy startup HeatLeap secures €1M in funding to revolutionize heating in social housing with gas-free technology.
- The investment round was led by Arket Ventures and supported by several other investors.
- The funding will enable HeatLeap to scale its operations and roll out their technology at select housing corporations this summer.
- The investment marks a critical milestone in HeatLeap's growth, offering a solution that eliminates gas reliance and addresses energy poverty.
- The capital will support the commercial rollout, infrastructure development, and operational expansion of HeatLeap's smart heating solution.
- HeatLeap's technology aims at transforming social housing units with sustainable, grid-conscious heat systems.
- The startup offers gas-free heating systems for renovated homes, aligning with the Netherlands' climate goals.
- The iCV 1.0 system uses existing pipes and radiators, a heat pump, and heat storage for home and water heating.
- The modular system allows phased implementation and quick installation with minimal disruption.
- For residents, the system offers energy cost stability, easy operation, and space-saving installation in the attic.
- HeatLeap continues to enhance its system with features like battery storage and smart grid integration.
- The company contributes to the country's goal of reducing CO2 emissions and becoming climate-neutral by 2050.
- HeatLeap was founded in 2020 with a focus on developing intelligent, climate-neutral heating systems for social housing.
- Their technology supports housing corporations in upgrading to sustainable energy systems without major changes.
- HeatLeap's system transition properties to sustainable heating solutions quickly and efficiently.
- The startup's innovation stands out for its grid-conscious heat systems and support for broader energy goals.
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