In a short period of time, Nomos has built strong momentum by making it much easier for companies to enter the energy market.
Its platform enables brands to offer energy services under their own name without having to build a traditional utility from scratch.
Behind the scenes, Nomos brings together dynamic electricity pricing, solar generation, batteries, and energy trading, helping households use energy when it is cheapest and sell it when it is most valuable.
That’s why Tesonet is joining Nomos €20M investment round, led by Index Ventures – we see real potential in this infrastructure-first approach to energy.
At the same time, Europe’s energy market is becoming more dynamic. Households are no longer just consuming electricity – they are increasingly generating, storing, and selling it too. That shift creates room for a new infrastructure layer connecting consumer and hardware brands directly to the market.
If Nomos becomes that layer at scale, energy could start to look much less like a traditional utility business, and much more like software infrastructure.