Octopus Energy’s €220 million renewables fund makes first investment in UK-based Exagen

Published on August 26, 2022

Exagen, a batteries startup from the UK, has become the first beneficiary of Octopus Energy’s new renewables fund, which sits at a total of €220 million. The fund, Octopus Energy Development Partnership (OEDP) aims to support the transition to renewable energy sources.  The cost of living is spiralling, energy prices are skyrocketing and anxiety surrounding…

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