Wefound and Enogrid allow all citizens to contribute to the energy transition

The collective self-consumption market is promising. This model differs from individual self-consumption by its inclusiveness allowing all citizens, both individuals and professionals, public or private entities, owners and tenants, to participate in the energy transition, throughout France, through projects green and decentralized electricity production.

On the strength of its experience, Enogrid facilitates the implementation and operation of collective self-consumption projects. The startup supports project leaders from ideation to the implementation of their collective self-consumption and offers a digital platform to simply manage operations.

Wefound offers Enogrid human support over the long term. On a daily basis, the studio's cross-functional teams bring their expertise in business strategy, communication, marketing, business development, product management, etc. In addition, a financial investment from the studio offers Enogrid the opportunity to grow and strengthen its leading position in the promising collective self-consumption market. Finally, Enogrid benefits from the studio's ecosystem of startups and investors.

Through this partnership, Wefound completes its investment portfolio and takes part in the development of a profession that it considers essential in the ecological transition of our consumption patterns. Accustomed to creating startups, the studio is challenging itself with this position in a more mature startup. He completes his offer and tests his model in a new form.

Benjamin Berthou, co-founder of Enogrid, welcomes this partnership: “Wefound's support will help us create synergies with their ecosystem, with the guarantee of a balanced relationship that preserves our independence.”

Gilles Debuchy, founder and CEO of Wefound, talks about this integration: “By welcoming Enogrid, we confirm our ambition to expand our portfolio to startups dedicated to the production and consumption of energy in the community.”