WWattwin
Wattwin is a Spanish B2B SaaS platform that lets solar installers, energy retailers and engineering firms design, quote, sell, install and manage renewable self-consumption projects — photovoltaics, aerothermal/heat pumps and EV chargers — from a single tool, covering PV design, automatic budget and technical-administrative document generation, and CRM/project management. Founded in 2016 out of energy-tech team SII-E, it says more than 150 companies use the platform. In February 2025 it raised €3M led by Suma Capital through its SC Enion Fund I with CDTI Innovación's INNVIERTE program joining; Suma Capital had already taken it into portfolio in 2022. It is headquartered in Barcelona (Calle Balmes 188).
SectorsEnergy & Climate, Enterprise Software, SaaS, Cleantech, Solar
Start-up MapEnergy & Climate › Residential energy transition
Founders
J
Joan Enric Ferré Ferrer
Co-CEO & Co-Founder
J
Jordi Alborch
Co-CEO, Co-Founder & CPTO
Global models 4
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Investors 2
Open as list →Funding rounds 1
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead |
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| 2025-02-17 | Series A (estimated) | €3M |
Suma Capital
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News 1
Open as list →| Published | Article |
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| 2025-02-17 |
CDTI INNVIERTE enters WATTWIN's capital in a €3M round led by Suma Capital through its SC Enion I fund ↗
Suma Capital
2025-02-17 |





