Munich Startup
moverloop GmbH

moverloop GmbH

Imagine every unused commercial roof becoming your own decentralized solar power plant. That’s exactly what moverloop makes possible, with a focus on rented properties. We transform roofs into profitable solar projects and deliver...

Founded2024
Business ModelB2B
IndustryEnergy
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About moverloop GmbH

Imagine every unused commercial roof becoming your own decentralized solar power plant. That’s exactly what moverloop makes possible, with a focus on rented properties. We transform roofs into profitable solar projects and deliver green electricity directly to tenants on site. Cheaper than grid electricity, generated locally, and completely renewable. For property owners, this creates added value without bureaucracy and without technical expertise. With flexible operator and lease models, we increase returns, ESG value, and property attractiveness. Fully digital and scalable across entire portfolios.

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2026Founded
1-10Team size
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