Deventer-based OpusFlow, a SaaS platform built for solar, EV, and renewable energy installers, has secured €3.8M in growth funding to accelerate expansion across Europe.
The round was led by Move Energy and Rise PropTech, with continued support from Peak.
Building the backbone for renewable energy installers
Founded in 2022 by Diego Smits and Joey Teunissen, OpusFlow has quickly established itself as the operational software backbone for mid-sized renewable energy installers. Its all-in-one ERP platform integrates core processes—from quotations and scheduling to inventory management and invoicing—cutting project admin from 7.5 hours to just 1.5 hours.
Today, more than 100 installers across Europe rely on OpusFlow to manage installations of solar panels, heat pumps, EV chargers, and other sustainable systems. The company employs nearly 40 people and continues to expand rapidly.
Co-founder and CEO Diego Smits explains:
“Installers are stuck with fragmented IT tools that don’t talk to each other. With OpusFlow, we’re building the platform that enables them to fully automate operations. This funding helps us expand services across Europe and accelerate the energy transition together.”
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Backing Europe’s energy transition
Investors see the startup as a critical enabler for the growing renewable energy market.
Gaëtan Baudelet, Partner at Rise PropTech, noted:
“The energy transition requires not just new technology, but scalable software that makes installers’ operations drastically more efficient. OpusFlow is uniquely positioned to become the European platform of choice for renewable energy installers.”
Peak’s Thijs Dijkman added:
“OpusFlow has quickly proven itself as the industry’s operational backbone. By integrating AI into its platform, it’s setting a new standard for efficiency and customer satisfaction.”
What’s next
With this new funding, the company will:
- Expand into new European markets, including the UK and France.
- Grow its team in product, sales, and customer success.
- Add AI-driven modules for HVAC, wind energy, and EV infrastructure.
The raise follows a €1.7M investment in 2024, bringing total capital secured to €5.5M.
