“This additional capital positions Amber to double down on our expansion across Europe,” said Chris Thompson, co-founder and co-CEO of Amber.
“We’ve built the winning energy automation platform in Australia, and this funding will enable us to extend our leadership across Europe. Our partnership with E.ON is already showing what’s possible, and we’re excited to build on that momentum with more partners across the region.”
Amber gives customers access to real-time wholesale electricity prices and the technology to automate their home batteries and EVs, charging when cheap renewable energy is available and earning money by discharging when prices spike.
As Rob Genieser, Partner at ETF Partners, said: “Europe’s energy transition needs flexibility at scale. Amber has shown in Australia how intelligent automation can turn household batteries and EVs into valuable assets for both consumers and the grid. We are proud to continue backing the team and to support its expansion across Europe, where this capability will be increasingly important as renewables and distributed energy resources grow.”
Amber’s technology already underpins Next Optimise, E.ON Next’s smart energy tariff and home battery and EV automation product, which launched in March 2026 and is now live for battery and solar households across the UK.
Amber is now releasing the next generation of this technology, including vehicle-to-grid (V2G) functionality, which is letting early customers earn money by selling energy from their EV back to the grid when it’s needed most.
The opportunity to unlock more value for both energy consumers and utilities is attracting major partners across Australia and Europe, as the energy industry moves towards a smarter, more flexible energy system.
The $78.5 million investment will give Amber the capital to scale its technology in Australia, expand across European markets and continue investing in the products and infrastructure needed to put households at the centre of the energy transition.