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Photoncycle

Develops solid-state hydrogen-based seasonal energy storage that lets households store surplus summer solar power for winter heat and electricity. Based at Oslo Science Park.

Raised
EUR 20.0M
Last round
Series A · 04 Mar 2026
Momentum
Quiet
Events
2

Updated 12 Sep 2026 · Reviewed 12 Sep 2026

Capital

2 rounds · 2024–2026

2020

Founded

2026

Series A

€15.0M

  1. 05 Apr 2024

    Seed

    €5.0M

    Cumulative €5.0M

  2. 04 Mar 2026 · +1 yr 11 mo

    Series A

    €15.0M

    Cumulative €20.0M

Amounts in EUR, converted at the ECB rate on the event date. Funding totals exclude debt, grants and state aid; rounds whose instrument is not yet established are still counted. Every figure links to its source.

Activity

2 events

People

2 people

Registry

FY2025

YearTurnoverNet profitHeadcountTaxes paidSource
2025€1.8M€-1.2M22€0Brreg (NO) · NOK

Raised €20.0M to date · FY2025 turnover €1.8M · 22 employees

  • ≈€80K turnover per employee (FY2025).

Questions

7 answers

What does Photoncycle do?
Develops solid-state hydrogen-based seasonal energy storage that lets households store surplus summer solar power for winter heat and electricity. Based at Oslo Science Park.
When was Photoncycle founded?
Photoncycle was founded in 2020.
Where is Photoncycle headquartered?
Photoncycle is headquartered in Oslo, Norway.
How much funding has Photoncycle raised?
Photoncycle has raised €20.0M (across 2 rounds · last 04 Mar 2026).
What was Photoncycle's latest funding round?
Photoncycle's most recent disclosed round was a Series A round of €15.0M, announced 4 March 2026.
Who has invested in Photoncycle?
Investors in Photoncycle include Lifeline Ventures, Eviny Ventures, Luminar Ventures, Momentum, NordicNinja VC, StartupLab, Voima Ventures.
What is Photoncycle's revenue?
Photoncycle reported €1.8M in turnover for FY2025, per official registry filings.

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