Gradyent develops software to optimise heating and cooling networks. Starting as an ambitious start-up in 2019, it swiftly expanded into a European player with approximately 140 employees and some of Europe’s largest heating networks as clients. Hervé Huisman, co-founder and CEO: ‘The energy transition is making heating networks increasingly complex. Our software enables users to optimise heating networks in real time, from production and distribution networks right through to end users. It also allows future scenarios to be simulated. This enables users to reduce operational costs, cut carbon emissions, maximise flexibility and make better strategic decisions.’

Solarge intends to make the energy transition more sustainable and is contributing to this with one-of-a-kind circular and PFAS-free solar panels. Luc Roelofs, CFO: ‘Since its founding in 2018, there have been big ambitions for this plan, so we are really scaling up now. As a startup, we don’t employ our own lawyers, but we think it’s important to have a single point of contact who can cover the full range. Magnus & Weiss’ legal outsourcing concept suits us perfectly.’