Residential energy services startup Hometree secured $46M in funding through an oversubscribed Series B round led by 2150 and Energy Impact Partners, alongside Legal & General Capital.

 

Residential energy services startup Hometree secured $46M in funding through an oversubscribed Series B round led by 2150 and Energy Impact Partners, alongside Legal & General Capital.   Hometree intends to use the proceeds to scale the business and accelerate growth in renewable installation and financing business streams. The company also acquired the home improvement financing platform BeWarm for an undisclosed sum.  New investors AENU and angel investor Frank Strauss participated in the funding round, joined by existing backers Inven Capital, CEZ Group, FJ Labs, and Oxford Capital.  The current fundraiser brings Hometree's total capital raised to date to $77.9M.  BeWarm is a point-of-sale financing platform that partners with local installers to provide flexible financing, loans, and mortgages for installing energy equipment, such as boilers or heat pumps.