Bright Energy is a technology company that focuses on energy management in the utilities sector. The company offers a white-label platform that provides complete control and automation for energy consumption, including services related to electric vehicle charging, heat pumps, and solar panels. Bright Energy primarily serves utility companies, aiding them in offering digital services to their customers for efficient and sustainable energy use. It was founded in 2012 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

Bidgely offers an omnichannel engagement platform. It provides analytics that itemizes consumers' energy data into individual appliances. It identifies energy usage by the individual appliance, uses built-in machine learning algorithms to monitor household energy data consumption patterns, manage peak demand across electric vehicle (EVs), and more. Bidgely was formerly known as MyEnerSave. It was founded in 2011 and is based in Mountain View, California.

Voltaware has developed an internet-enabled energy monitoring device that allows business and residential users to optimize their energy consumption, breaking the data to the level of demand from individual appliances, and manage their electricity use. The device also allows companies to track the performance of individual machinery.

Hobeen focuses on energy efficiency and sustainability in the energy sector. The company offers a mobile application and an energy dashboard using gamification techniques to help individuals and institutions monitor and control their energy consumption. It reduces their utility bills and carbon footprint. Hobeen primarily serves public institutions, banks, and the real estate sector. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in Victoria-Gasteiz, Spain.

Eliq focuses on digital transformation in the energy sector. The company offers a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that uses artificial intelligence to analyze energy data and generate insights, helping utilities, banks, and smart-home providers to empower their customers to make intelligent and sustainable home energy choices. Eliq primarily sells to the banking industry, utilities, and smart home providers. Eliq was formerly known as Exibea. It was founded in 2015 and is based in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Watty is a Swedish energy data start-up that aims at making it really simple for families to reduce their energy bills. With a single hardware device Watty identifies how much energy each appliance is using in a home - and then creates customized recommendations of the smartest way for the family to save energy.