
Germany · Information technology & services startup
enmacc GmbH is a technology company based in Munich, founded in 2016.
Funding reportedLast round: Series B
enmacc GmbH is a technology company based in Munich, founded in 2016.
It operates as Europe’s largest digital over-the-counter (OTC) trading venue for energy and environmental commodities. The company focuses on enhancing market access, liquidity, automation, and transparency to support the global energy transition. The enmacc platform digitizes the professional energy trading process, streamlining operations by eliminating the need for phone calls and spreadsheets. It features RFQ-based trading with real-time pricing, full post-trade automation, and API integration. The platform supports trading in various commodities, including power, gas, emissions allowances, and renewable energy certificates. Additionally, enmacc offers specialized platforms like womenário for tendering energy products and enmarket for bilateral trading. Target customers include utilities, energy majors, financial institutions, and professional traders, all benefiting from direct access to energy suppliers and improved market liquidity. The company has raised approximately $11.1 million from notable investors, including Chevron Technology Ventures and Bayern Kapital.
Funding, as reported
From enmacc's own website: 16 on the team.
What they build
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rfq platformmarket accesstrade history managementclean energy & technologymarket volatility managementmarket-based energy solutionsenergy commoditiestrading screenweather derivativesemissions allowancesdistributioncomputer & network securityenterprisesrfq automationtrading platformsustainability solutions
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