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Amber Electric

Founded 2017 · 229 employees on LinkedIn · 12 known investors

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Amber gives Australian households direct access to wholesale electricity pricing so they can shift usage to cheaper, greener times and automatically export stored battery and EV energy for higher earnings. It charges a flat subscription fee rather than marking up energy, positioning itself as a consumer energy service focused on the renewable transition.

Founders & leadership

Amber Electric was founded in 2017 by Chris Thompson and Dan Adams.

CTChris Thompson
Chris ThompsonFounderCo-founder at Amber
DADan Adams
Dan AdamsFounderCo-founder at Amber
JBJohn Barton
John BartonChief Technology OfficerJohn Barton is CTO at Amber, an Australian consumer energy service that provides direct access to wholesale electricity pricing. He previously led engineering at 99designs and Envato Marketplaces.

Investors · 12

Frequently asked questions

What does Amber Electric do?
Amber gives Australian households direct access to wholesale electricity pricing so they can shift usage to cheaper, greener times and automatically export stored battery and EV energy for higher earnings. It charges a flat subscription fee rather than marking up energy, positioning itself as a consumer energy service focused on the renewable transition.
Who founded Amber Electric?
Amber Electric was founded by Chris Thompson, Dan Adams in 2017.
Who are Amber Electric's investors?
Amber Electric's investors include Alberts Impact Ventures, Black Sheep Capital, Breakthrough Victoria, Impact Ventures Management Pty Ltd, Main Sequence Ventures, Mighty Partners, Shearwater Capital, Square Peg Capital and 4 more.