Munich-based agri-PV startup Feld Energy has closed another financing round of more than six million euros. With Rabo Investments, the investment arm of the Dutch Rabobank, a new investor is coming on board. Previous backers HV Capital, Future Energy Ventures, AENU, and Angel Invest are also investing again.
In parallel with the financing, Feld Energy is announcing the launch of Feld Energy Invest. Through the new subsidiary, private and institutional investors will now also be able to invest directly in agri-photovoltaics projects.
Feld Energy develops, builds, and operates agri-PV systems that put agricultural land to dual use: while food production continues on the fields, solar modules above or between crops generate electricity. This creates additional revenue opportunities for farmers. At the same time, the modules can protect crops from intense sunlight and reduce evaporation.
Feld Energy aims to accelerate growth
With the new financing, the startup aims to implement further projects in Germany and prepare its market entry into additional agri-PV markets. To this end, the company is increasingly relying on AI-powered processes for site selection, permitting planning, and the optimization of its systems. Solar trackers that follow the position of the sun and battery storage systems are also expected to improve the economic viability of the projects.
Back in September 2025, the startup had already completed a seed financing round of more than ten million euros. At the time, HV Capital led the round. With Rabo Investments, Feld Energy now brings on board another investor with experience in financing agriculture and renewable energy.
Adrian Renner, co-founder and CEO, explains:
“For us, the question is no longer whether agri-PV works. The crucial question is how fast we can scale.”
New platform for investments in agri-PV
With Feld Energy Invest, the company is simultaneously expanding its business model. The new subsidiary, headed by Jonas G. Kaczmarczyk, is designed to provide access to a managed portfolio of agri-PV projects.
According to the company, investors can invest directly in corresponding systems. Feld Energy handles the management. The startup also points to a fixed feed-in tariff under the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG) over 20 years and the possibility, under certain conditions, to take advantage of tax benefits through an investment deduction amount (Investitionsabzugsbetrag).
Among the early investors are Flix founders Jochen Engert, André Schwämmlein, and Daniel Krauss. According to Feld Energy, Engert has already acquired the agri-PV park in Weßling.
The connection to the Flix founders has been established for some time: back in early 2025, the three entrepreneurs invested in Feld Energy. At that time, the startup had recently closed a 1.7-million-euro pre-seed financing round.
