
Zendo Energy is dedicated to the mission of decarbonising computing power. The company aims to empower data centres to become smarter, more efficient, and prepared for the increasing future demand of computing by leveraging advanced software solutions. Their platform utilizes real-time analytics and predictive tools to optimise energy consumption, reduce emissions, and integrate renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, thereby supporting the transition to sustainable digital infrastructure. This mission addresses the urgent need to reduce the carbon footprint of data centres amid the exponential growth of AI and computing workloads globally

Zendo Energy is dedicated to the mission of decarbonising computing power. The company aims to empower data centres to become smarter, more efficient, and prepared for the increasing future demand of computing by leveraging advanced software solutions. Their platform utilizes real-time analytics and predictive tools to optimise energy consumption, reduce emissions, and integrate renewable energy sources such as wind and solar, thereby supporting the transition to sustainable digital infrastructure. This mission addresses the urgent need to reduce the carbon footprint of data centres amid the exponential growth of AI and computing workloads globally
Mission: Decarbonise computing power for data centres
Product: Energy OS — SaaS platform for data-centre energy operations (procurement, capacity planning, reporting)
Founded / HQ: 2024 — London, UK (Zendo Technologies Limited, company no. 16350349)
Funding: Pre-seed announced 2025-05-12; reported amount £1,750,000; investors include Fly Ventures, Octopus Ventures, PactVC
Team size: Approximately 4 employees
Decarbonising computing power by improving data-centre energy operations (procurement, capacity planning, sustainability reporting).
2024
Energy management software for data centres
£1,750,000
Other investors reported: Octopus Ventures, PactVC
“Lead investor: Fly Ventures; other investors include Octopus Ventures and PactVC”