Enersweet

About Enersweet

Enersweet is a French group founded in 2022 by Mickaël Cabrol, specializing in software and digital solutions to support the energy transition of buildings. Cabrol has over 15 years of entrepreneurial experience in digital services, having previously founded and sold two companies, GEOLID and EASYRECRUE. The company operates on a buy-and-build strategy, consolidating the fragmented energy efficiency market by acquiring specialized companies and integrating them into a unified platform. The company's core mission is to address the urgent need for energy efficiency in buildings, which are significant contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Enersweet provides a comprehensive ecosystem of tools and services for businesses, local authorities, real estate diagnosticians, and technical design offices. This includes software for energy and real estate diagnostics, energy audits, Energy Management Systems (EMS), and Building Management Systems (BMS). The firm also offers consulting, financing support, and installation services for solutions like solar panels. Since its inception, Enersweet has pursued rapid growth through strategic acquisitions. In 2023, it acquired Liciel Environnement, a leader in software for real estate diagnostics. In 2024, the company integrated Arobiz and Sogexpert, specialists in CRM and communication, as well as Quotidiag, a professional news outlet for the diagnostics industry. The acquisition of EGREEN in 2025 expanded its capabilities into EMS and building management technologies. This strategy has enabled Enersweet to build a comprehensive offering that covers the entire value chain, from diagnostics and regulatory compliance to energy consumption optimization. As of early 2026, the company has 85 employees and serves over 7,000 clients, generating more than €10 million in revenue in 2025. In March 2026, Enersweet announced a €45 million fundraising round. This involved Ring Capital taking a minority stake, while Zencap Asset Management and Bpifrance provided debt financing, taking over from Pictet Asset Management. The management team remains the majority shareholder. The funds are intended to fuel further acquisitions, with a target of two to three operations per year and a plan to deploy €100 million by 2030.