BGF has completed a multi-million-pound minority investment in Centre for Energy Equality (CEE), an impact-driven organisation founded to ensure equal access to safe, affordable and sustainable energy.
CEE is based in Warrington, United Kingdom and was founded by Andrew Ross and John McHugh. The company designs and develops solutions to address energy poverty and grid flexibility. Since its inception, CEE has continued to deliver against its mission to support the UK through the low-carbon transition, including the increasing number of vulnerable households. Investment from BGF will allow CEE to scale its social impact-led strategy by growing its services and bringing several products to market as it continues to expand its team.
Calash provided Commercial Due Diligence (CDD) to support BGF, on the transaction. Our work focused on assessing the current funding landscape and the markets CEE operates in, how policy change will impact the business, the market’s appetite for consulting / SaaS services, and the business’s growth strategy.
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Centre for Energy Equality (CEE) develops smart energy systems, digital solutions, and local pilot projects, collaborating with network operators, energy suppliers, and local authorities.
BGF backs ambitious entrepreneurs to scale their businesses responsibly, driving growth, innovation, and shared prosperity across the UK and Ireland. BGF has deployed over £5 billion across 650+ companies.
