59. myenergi

With a passion for sustainability, this startup’s eco-smart devices are helping households to better manage their energy.

Founders: Jordan Brompton and Lee Sutton
Founded: 2016
Website: myenergi.com

myenergi was founded with a noble and necessary purpose: to help households transition towards a greener, more sustainable future. How does it do this? By innovating game-changing smart devices that help customers take control of their energy use.

Founded in 2016 by Jordan Brompton and Lee Sutton, myenergi has designed and manufactured a variety of sustainably-minded devices. These include zappi, an electric vehicle charger that can utilise 100% green energy; and eddi, a solar power diverter that can help you make the most of your solar panels or wind generation system. The myenergi team has also built a physical hub and an app, from which you can control your home’s flow of energy.

With innovation at its heart, myenergi has gone from strength to strength since its launch. The business recently sold its 100,000th device, and the myenergi app currently boasts more than 25,000 users. myenergi may be based in Yorkshire and Humber, but its customers can be found around the world – the business has subsidiaries in Germany, Ireland, and the Netherlands, and its network of over 3,000 approved installers is currently spread across the UK, Germany, and Benelux. 

Throughout this success, myenergi has held fast to its principles. The team is visibly passionate about what it does, with ambitions to change the way people think, feel, and behave when it comes to sustainability. And these ambitions are reflected in the startup’s plans for future growth, with new devices set to hit the market over the next six months, and more overseas expansion in the pipeline.

In 2021, the importance of proliferating sustainable thinking and technology can’t be understated. We’re certain that myenergi is in an excellent position to continue its good work long into the future.