Electron
London, GB · 5 known investors
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Electron provides grid-aware analytics and flexibility market coordination software that helps distribution utilities and network operators make distributed energy resource (DER) flexibility visible, verifiable, and tradeable. Its products, ElectronCompass and ElectronConnect, support utilities in the UK in orchestrating distributed energy for a more flexible, cost-efficient grid.
Founders & leadership
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Jo-Jo Hubbard FEIinCofounder & CEOJo-Jo Hubbard is CEO and co-founder of Electron, a grid analytics and flexibility market coordination software company serving utilities and network operators in the UK and North America. She has worked on electricity grid modernization and distributed energy resource valuation in collaboration with government and regulatory bodies.
Investors · 5
One Planet CapitalCambridge · $32K – $640K
Systemiq CapitalLondon
East InnovatereportedLondon
SYSTEMIQreportedJakarta
Also in the syndicate · 1
Mountside Ventures
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Electron do?
- Electron provides grid-aware analytics and flexibility market coordination software that helps distribution utilities and network operators make distributed energy resource (DER) flexibility visible, verifiable, and tradeable. Its products, ElectronCompass and ElectronConnect, support utilities in the UK in orchestrating distributed energy for a more flexible, cost-efficient grid.
- Who founded Electron?
- Electron was founded by Jo-Jo Hubbard FEI.
- Who are Electron's investors?
- Electron's investors include One Planet Capital, Systemiq Capital, East Innovate, SYSTEMIQ.
- Where is Electron headquartered?
- Electron is headquartered in London, GB.


