Reactive Technologies Secures £25m Series D Funding Round
Reactive Technologies, a London, UK and Oulu, Finland-based leader in grid stability measurements, recently announced the closure of a £25m Series D funding round. The round was led by M&G’s Catalyst investment, in collaboration with UK and Ireland growth capital investor BGF and Breakthrough Energy Ventures. With this new injection of capital, the company plans to fuel its global expansion initiatives and ramp up key hiring efforts to support the realization of contracted projects worldwide.
Under the leadership of CEO Marc Borrett, Reactive Technologies has been at the forefront of developing grid resilience technology that assists grid operators, electric utilities, and regulators in transitioning to Net Zero and ensuring the development of resilient, renewable grids.
The company’s flagship product, GridMetrix®, is known for its ability to provide transparency in grid operations by accurately measuring grid inertia and other critical functions with an impressive 95% accuracy rate. By working closely with some of the most advanced electric utilities globally, Reactive Technologies consistently delivers precise grid data that informs better planning practices, maximizes the use of electricity supplies, and generates cost savings—all while facilitating a quicker transition to clean energy.
With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, Reactive Technologies has established itself as a trusted partner in the energy sector, driving significant advancements in grid stability measurements. The company’s impactful solutions not only benefit the environment by facilitating the transition towards clean energy but also optimize grid operations for improved efficiency and reliability. As Reactive Technologies continues to expand its reach and strengthen its team through strategic hiring, it is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of energy systems worldwide.
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