Fuchs & Eule, based in Berlin, has secured €10 million in funding led by GET Fund. The company is now shifting its focus from homeowners to commercial landlords, family offices, and asset managers.
EU rules force 16% of the worst-performing non-residential buildings to be renovated by 2030, rising to 26% by 2033.
The startup now reports annual CO2 savings of 21.6 tonnes per building, which is more than three times the 6.7 tonnes it reported in 2024.
Property with a high ESG rating is gaining value across Europe. Property with a poor one is losing it. Berlin-based Fuchs & Eule has raised €10 million, saying that the gap will keep widening.
The round is led by GET Fund, with participation from new investors PI Impact and WaVe-X alongside existing backers SET Ventures, Picus Capital and Realyze Ventures. GET Fund plans to back up to 20 high-potential cleantech startups from its current fund.
