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Decade Energy Accelerates European Expansion with Launch Into Germany

Munich, Germany, Thursday 10 September 2026

Summary

  • Decade Energy is launching in Germany off its €22M April raise, with a local team live and 200+ sites already screened.
  • The push targets Europe's grid constraints, leaning on battery storage to manage congestion as logistics electrifies.
  • Germany debut comes with an events circuit (IAA Transportation, Europe China Conference) and active hiring.

Decade Energy’s vision for depots: grid connection, battery storage, and charging infrastructure all intelligently managed as one energy system.

Decade Energy is accelerating its expansion into Germany, with a team now established on the ground and a growing pipeline of battery energy storage projects progressing across the country.

The move follows Decade Energy’s €22 million financing announced in April, which was raised to scale deployment in France, expand the company’s power infrastructure offering and enter new European markets. Due to its rapidly changing energy system and increasing deployment of electric trucks, Germany was identified at the time as one of Decade Energy’s priority markets for international expansion.

That expansion comes as grid constraints are becoming an increasingly European challenge. The International Energy Agency (IEA) identifies grid capacity as a critical bottleneck for connecting new electricity generation, storage, and demand, while highlighting battery energy storage as one of the most versatile technologies available to provide short-term flexibility, manage congestion and support the integration of growing electricity demand with renewable generation.

For Decade Energy, this reinforces a core belief behind its European expansion: flexible power infrastructure will be increasingly important not only in France, but across Europe as transport, logistics, and other sectors electrify.

“Germany is a natural next step in Decade Energy’s European expansion. The challenges we see around access to power and grid flexibility are not unique to France, they are increasingly European challenges. Germany has a large logistics and industrial base, rapidly evolving power needs and strong potential for flexible infrastructure. We’re excited to now have a team on the ground, working closely with partners to turn that opportunity into projects.”

– Kristofer Fröjd, VP International Markets at Decade Energy.

As part of its expansion, Decade Energy has already screened more than 200 sites across Germany to assess their battery energy storage potential. The company is also working with leading logistics and real estate groups to identify and advance projects where flexible power infrastructure can support site owners, tenants and carriers as transport electrification scales. 


Based in Germany and want to join the ride?

We're hiring across a number of roles as the team grows.

Send your CV to careers@decade.energy to start the conversation.

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