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Amber Electric Raises €49M Series E for European Expansion
Amber Electric raised a €49 million Series E led by Morgan Stanley Investment Management's 1GT strategy, with E.ON participating.
Amber Electric raised a €49 million Series E on September 21, 2026. Morgan Stanley Investment Management's 1GT climate strategy led the round, and European energy company E.ON participated.
The Australian company did not disclose a valuation.
Deal terms
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Company | Amber Electric |
| Financing | €49M Series E |
| Lead | Morgan Stanley Investment Management 1GT |
| Strategic participant | E.ON |
| Valuation | Not disclosed |
| Status | Investor announced |
Why this financing matters
Amber combines retail electricity pricing with software that automates home batteries and flexible energy use. When wholesale prices are low, the system can charge; when prices rise, it can reduce grid consumption or export power.
The Series E is intended to support European expansion. E.ON's participation is strategically relevant because utilities bring customer access, market knowledge and the grid relationships required to scale distributed energy software.
What requires attribution
Amber says it manages more than half of Australia's automated residential-battery market. That market-share figure is company-provided. The announcement does not disclose revenue, customer count, gross margin, ownership sold or the economics of the E.ON relationship.
Bottom line
This is a confirmed €49 million Series E led by 1GT. The investment thesis is that household batteries can become coordinated grid assets—not merely backup equipment.
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