Metris Energy, an AI-native platform for managing energy assets, has raised $5 million
in a seed round led by PT1 Ventures, Octopus Ventures, AENU and Blackfinch Ventures, with participation from Plug and Play and Love Ventures. The round
brings the company’s total funding to $7.5 million.
Launched
in 2025, Metris initially focused on helping solar portfolio operators
reconcile data spread across inverters, meters, SCADA systems, CRMs,
spreadsheets and finance tools. The company has since expanded its focus,
aiming to provide a unified data layer for the wider energy sector.
Metris
is targeting the fragmented systems used by power producers to manage their
assets. As energy grids become more decentralised and revenue streams such as
flexibility, curtailment management, community energy and corporate PPAs
emerge, the data required to access and manage them is often spread across
multiple systems.
The
company’s platform brings together data from asset systems, metering, SCADA,
GIS and energy markets to create a continuously updated record of physical
energy assets. This gives asset owners a real-time view of their portfolios and
provides the underlying data for automated workflows, natural-language queries,
revenue management and AI agents.
Alongside
the funding, Metris has launched Metria AI, a new AI interface designed to
execute complex tasks that were previously handled manually by operations
teams.
Natasha Jones, founder and CEO of Metris, said the company is addressing the lack of a
unified system that allows asset owners and AI agents to view and act on energy
portfolios.
Metris
was founded on the core belief that the winners of the energy transition won’t
be the owners of the most kW of capacity, but those who can view, control and
monetise them best. There’s no unified layer that lets asset owners, or the AI
agents now entering this space, actually see and act on their portfolio. That’s
the gap we’re closing with Metris.
Metris
says it has recorded eightfold year-on-year revenue growth and now manages more
than 10,000 solar plants representing 500MW of capacity for power producers.
The company will use the new funding to
expand the platform’s agentic capabilities and extend it into wind and Combined
Heat and Power (CHP) systems. Metris also plans to expand across Europe, with a
particular focus on Germany, where it has already onboarded several new
customers.
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