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Enreport

Techstars '23

Espoo, FI · Founded 2022 · 5 employees on LinkedIn · 1 known investors

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Enreport develops forecasting software for industrial energy consumption and market optimization using digital twins, production plans, and real-time weather data. The platform enables manufacturers and energy-intensive operations to reduce costs and penalties through accurate short-term and day-ahead energy demand predictions.

Also known as Enreport OY

Founders & leadership

Enreport was founded in 2022 by Dmitry Novikov.

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Dmitry NovikovFounder

Investors · 1

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Company profile

researched Sep 2026

Enreport is a Finnish energy management software company that builds forecasting and optimisation tools for industrial and commercial energy consumers as well as for generation and distribution companies. Its forecasting models combine AI-driven digital twins of equipment, customer production plans, and real-time weather data — temperature, wind speed, irradiance, humidity and cloud cover — to predict energy consumption and align it with actual demand, with the stated aim of avoiding penalties caused by inaccurate forecasts. The product covers short-term forecasting for equipment readiness as well as day-ahead and intraday volume forecasting, consolidating market and energy contract data for market engagement.

The platform is positioned as a faster alternative to conventional energy management systems, which the company describes as taking on average 1.5 years, hundreds of thousands of euros and four or more engineers to deploy. Enreport instead offers a drag-and-drop interface with pre-built physical models for equipment types, allowing customers to assemble a production process scheme in hours, after which an AI engine calibrates the models against historical data. Once configured, the toolkit lets companies forecast consumption and costs, compare the energy efficiency of individual pieces of equipment via digital twins, identify cost-minimising changes to workflows, and simulate the effect of purchasing new equipment.

A second module, the Enreport marketplace, lets users visualise and simulate an energy setup using equipment types such as solar panels, battery storage, heat pumps, wind turbines and boilers. Combining uploaded consumption data, energy contract data and real-time weather and geo data, it calculates renewable energy options, produces simulated results and recommendations, connects users with equipment vendors, supports creation of energy contracts including PPAs and Energy-as-a-Service arrangements, and then integrates installed equipment back into the platform for ongoing operation and performance tracking.

Founding story

Co-founder and CEO Dmitry Novikov and co-founder Dmitry Chekhunov grew up in the same town in Yakutia in the Russian Far East and have known each other far longer than the 12-plus years the core team has worked together. Having completed over 100 energy efficiency projects and observed energy problems that could be addressed in multiple ways, they combined that experience with their team's technical know-how to start Enreport. The project was sponsored for a start-up visa by Business Finland in 2021, after which the team joined the University of Helsinki's Compass pre-incubator and NEXUS incubator to develop the venture.

Business model

Enreport sells energy management and forecasting software to commercial and industrial energy users and to generation and distribution companies, delivered either as a cloud-based service or as an on-premises deployment. Users sign up through the company's web platform, configure their production process from a library of prepared equipment models, and use the resulting forecasts and simulations; an associated marketplace layer additionally connects users to equipment vendors and to energy contracting options such as Power Purchase Agreements and Energy-as-a-Service providers.

Software sold to businesses in cloud-based or on-premises form, with an associated marketplace that facilitates equipment vendor connections and energy contracting such as Power Purchase Agreements and Energy-as-a-Service.

Traction

The company reported a seven-person team built around five core co-founders, with a released energy management platform and early proof-of-concept cases conducted with heavy industry, power companies and retail; at the close of the NEXUS programme it was seeking additional clients and PoC opportunities. A European startup directory lists no announced funding.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Enreport is an early-stage Finnish startup in the energy management software segment, competing with conventional enterprise energy management system deployments. Mentors associated with its incubator programme describe the relevance of energy management as increasing due to grid flexibility requirements from rising renewable penetration, high power costs and environmental management obligations.

Enreport contrasts its approach with incumbent energy management systems that it characterises as slow, rigid and costly to deploy. Its stated differentiators are pre-prepared physics-based models for all equipment types, a drag-and-drop configuration interface that lets customers build a production process scheme in hours rather than months, automatic AI calibration against historical data, and the breadth of machinery for which the team has created digital twins, which mentors say allows deployment across industries.

Technology

Forecasting models built on digital twins — virtual replicas of physical equipment that combine physics-based performance equations with real-time data enrichment — enriched by production plans covering anticipated volumes, schedules and resource requirements, and by weather variables including temperature, wind speed, irradiance, humidity and cloud cover. Pre-built physical models for equipment types are assembled through a drag-and-drop interface into a production process scheme, after which an AI engine calibrates the models using historical data. The platform also consolidates market and energy contract data for day-ahead and intraday volume forecasting, and supports simulation of renewable assets such as solar panels, battery storage, heat pumps, wind turbines and boilers. Deployment options are cloud-based or on-premises.

Go-to-market

The company offers self-service sign-up on its website for both cloud-based and on-premises deployments, and pursues proof-of-concept engagements with industrial and energy-sector customers. It has used accelerator programmes — the University of Helsinki's Compass and NEXUS — for mentorship and connections, and a dedicated Global Business Development lead among the co-founders. The marketplace module also creates a channel relationship with equipment vendors and energy contract providers.

Commercial and industrial businesses with energy-intensive operations, plus power generation and distribution companies. Early engagements have been with heavy industry, power companies and retail.

Geography

The company is registered in Finland as Enreport OY with an address at Sateenkuja 1, Espoo; a startup directory listing places it in Helsinki, Finland. Its software is offered as a cloud-based or on-premises solution.

History

The founding team worked together for over 12 years and completed more than 100 energy efficiency projects before starting the company. In 2021 the project was sponsored for a start-up visa by Business Finland, and the company was founded in 2022 and registered in Finland as Enreport OY (Business ID 3262467-8) with an address in Espoo. The team went through the University of Helsinki's Deep Tech, AI & Sustainability entrepreneurship programmes — the two-month Compass pre-incubator and the six-month NEXUS incubator, where Enreport was one of 20 teams — using the programme to create and release its energy management platform with mentorship from Sam Laakkonen (Techstars) and Dr. Svetlana Marmutova (Accenture).

Compiled by commissioned research from 7 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Co-foundersJan 20245 people
Disclosed fundingJan 2024No funding announced yet
HeadcountAug 20265
Prior energy efficiency projects completed by founding teamJan 2024100 projects
Team sizeJan 20247 people

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Timeline · 3

launches, deals, and filings
Jan 2024
Participation in University of Helsinki Compass pre-incubator and NEXUS incubator

Enreport took part in the University of Helsinki's Deep Tech, AI & Sustainability entrepreneurship programmes: the 2-month Compass pre-incubator and the 6-month NEXUS incubator, where it was one of 20 teams and worked with senior mentors from Techstars and Accenture.

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Jan 2024
Release of energy management platform during NEXUS incubator

During the NEXUS programme the team created and released an energy management platform allowing clients to predict and optimise energy consumption.

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Jan 2021
Business Finland start-up visa sponsorship

The founding team was sponsored for a start-up visa by Business Finland in 2021, supporting the relocation that preceded the company's formation.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

▸Research sources · 7

primary sources listed

7 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Enreport do?
Finnish energy management software using AI digital twins, production plans and weather data to forecast and optimise industrial energy use.
Who founded Enreport?
Enreport was founded by Dmitry Novikov in 2022.
Who are Enreport's investors?
Enreport's investors include Techstars.
Where is Enreport headquartered?
Enreport is headquartered in Espoo, FI.