Energy Company Fourier Secures $18.5M Series A

The energy company’s new funding will help it scale manufacturing and the commercial deployments of its solution.

Written by Ashley Bowden
Published on Apr. 04, 2025
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Fourier, a sustainable energy company, recently launched from stealth with an $18.5 million round of Series A funding, co-led by General Catalyst and Paramark Ventures. The company is working to solve energy challenges for industrial operations by delivering scalable engineering solutions.

Fourier’s flagship product is an on-site hydrogen production system designed to modernize energy distribution and storage. Serving customers in sectors like chemicals, pharmaceutical manufacturing, metals and ceramics, this solution leverages advanced algorithms to optimize its performance in real time. It’s also modular to streamlined deployment and provide scalability across a wide range of sites and applications.

The company’s new funding will help it ramp up manufacturing, fuel commercial deployments and grow its engineering efforts. Fourier will also establish strategic partnerships that will allow it to integrate its systems into critical energy infrastructure, expanding its tech’s reach into more industries.

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