A cool £2 million for 4energy

4energy, a UK manufacturer of cooling systems, has received a total investment of £2 million from Carbon Trust Investments and Catapult Venture Managers. The funds will be used to expand into global markets.


4energy, a UK manufacturer of cooling systems, has received a total investment of £2 million from Carbon Trust Investments and Catapult Venture Managers. The funds will be used to expand into global markets.

4energy, a UK manufacturer of cooling systems, has received a total investment of £2 million from Carbon Trust Investments and Catapult Venture Managers. The funds will be used to expand into global markets.

4energy’s innovative cooling systems have been proven to reduce the energy used to regulate the temperature of critical industrial electronic equipment by up to 90 per cent. These technologies have been installed by companies such as Vodafone and Scottish Power Energy Networks.

Pete Le Noury, investment director with Catapult commented: “We originally backed this management team as an early-stage investment and have been impressed with the way they have developed, trialed and installed their cooling technology with a number of significant infrastructure companies – demonstrating large energy and CO2 savings. 4energy is now well positioned to roll out their passive cooling technology with global infrastructure partners and this investment allows the management to deliver against those customer requirements.”

Marc Barber

Marc Barber

Marc was editor of GrowthBusiness from 2006 to 2010. He specialised in writing about entrepreneurs, private equity and venture capital, mid-market M&A, small caps and high-growth businesses.

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