Gyre Energy, an Oxford-founded energy tech company based in London, has secured more than $1.3 million in pre-seed investment and grant funding to support its expansion into large-scale cold chain environments and broader work with enterprise customers.
The round was led by Speedinvest, with participation from rule30 and Plug and Play. Gyre Energy develops AI and thermal energy storage technology designed to reduce the cost and energy demand of industrial cooling.
The funding will help the company scale deployments in larger commercial settings, including a rollout with a global logistics company. The move marks a step up for Gyre as cooling demand and energy costs continue to rise across sectors such as cold storage, logistics, and industrial infrastructure.
The round was led by Speedinvest, with participation from rule30 and Plug and Play. Gyre Energy develops AI and thermal energy storage technology designed to reduce the cost and energy demand of industrial cooling.
The funding will help the company scale deployments in larger commercial settings, including a rollout with a global logistics company. The move marks a step up for Gyre as cooling demand and energy costs continue to rise across sectors such as cold storage, logistics, and industrial infrastructure.