What edenkia does

edenkia is a French electricity supplier and distributed energy management specialist serving the tertiary (commercial real estate) sector, headquartered in Levallois-Perret, France. The company operates the "gestion répartie" (distributed electricity management) model, in which a building is connected to the grid through a single point of delivery (PDL) and electricity is internally distributed to multiple tenants via MID-compliant sub-meters, enabling individual, consumption-based billing without requiring each tenant to hold a separate utility connection. Edenkia was founded in 2001 as Dalkia Offre Globale, renamed in 2004, and has been a 100% subsidiary of Proxiserve Group since 2012; it co-authored the 2017 law establishing the legal status of Building Interior Networks (RIB) that legitimizes its single-point architecture. Its core offering bundles electricity supply with management services under a monôme MWh price (a single unit price per megawatt-hour that includes network usage fees (TURPE) and tariff contributions (CTA)), eliminating volume commitments, power subscription commitments, and overrun penalties for clients.

Edenkia's product ecosystem includes the Gestion Répartie core platform, an Eveler-branded energy monitoring portal that integrates with French regulatory reporting frameworks (Décret Tertiaire / Operat, ISR, RSE), IoT-based sub-meter tele-reading with optional GTB (Building Management System) integration, TURPE optimization advisory (claimed to reduce grid costs by up to 15%), and green electricity supply with French or European Guarantees of Origin. The wholly-owned subsidiary ZEborne extends the model into electric vehicle charging infrastructure, allowing EV consumption to be billed at the individual user level within the same billing framework. Edenkia operates 740 powered sites covering 6 million m² of office and logistics surface area, with 8,600 sub-meters read monthly.

The company sells exclusively through direct enterprise field sales in France, targeting property managers, property owners (foncières), real estate developers, engineering consultancies, sole occupants, and large tenants. Named institutional clients include Bouygues Immobilier, Gecina, BNP Paribas Real Estate, VINCI, Crédit Agricole Immobilier, Swiss Life Immobilier, Savills, Proudreed, SEMMARIS, and Sodexo. Edenkia employs approximately 15–16 staff, holds ISO 14001 environmental certification, and achieved EcoVadis Bronze Medal status (65/100) in 2025. Revenue and pricing are not publicly disclosed; contracts are quote-based with monthly billing cadence.

Name

edenkia

Legal name

Édenkia

Website

https://edenkia.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2001

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Edenkia is a French electricity supplier and distributed energy management specialist for tertiary buildings, operating a single-point delivery model with MID-compliant sub-metering across 740 sites and 6 million m² of office space. It serves French commercial real estate owners, property managers, developers, and tenants under a monôme MWh pricing structure as a 100% subsidiary of Proxiserve Group.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Levallois-Perret

HQ country

France

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Electricity Supply + Distribution Management (Fourniture et gestion répartie): Bundled electricity supply and distributed management service for tertiary buildings. Customers pay a monôme price per MWh that includes TURPE (network usage fee) and CTA (tariff contribution for public electricity system). Each occupant pays based on actual consumption measured by sub-meters. The model includes no volume commitment, no power subscription commitment, and no power overrun penalties for clients. Revenue is generated from electricity supply margin plus management fees embedded in the monôme MWh price.
2. Green Electricity / Guarantees of Origin: On-demand supply of green electricity with French or European Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (GO) certificates. Offered at building or individual tenant level as an add-on to the base service.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Edenkia supplies electricity to French tertiary buildings under a single point of delivery and operates a distributed energy management (gestion répartie) model that allocates consumption and bills each tenant individually using MID-compliant sub-meters. Customers pay a single monôme MWh price that bundles the electricity supply, TURPE network usage fee, and CTA, with monthly invoicing on actual meter readings and no volume or power subscription commitments.

Product overview

Edenkia is an electricity supplier and distributed energy management specialist for the French tertiary sector. The core offering combines electricity supply with Gestion Répartie (Distributed Energy Management), which distributes electricity through a single delivery point to multiple occupants with fair, consumption-based billing via MID-compliant sub-meters. The product ecosystem includes the core Gestion Répartie platform complemented by add-on services: green electricity with Origin Guarantees, an energy dashboard for ESG reporting to Operat, meter tele-reading via IoT, TURPE optimization, and EV charging infrastructure through subsidiary ZEborne. Services are tailored for property managers, tertiary tenants, engineering offices, real estate developers, and single occupants across office buildings and logistics platforms.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Gestion Répartie (Distributed Energy Management) Core distributed electricity management service for tertiary buildings, using a single point of delivery (PDL) and MID-compliant sub-meters to allocate consumption and bill each tenant individually based on actual usage. Targets French property managers, developers, and tertiary tenants.
• Fourniture d'Électricité (Electricity Supply) Bundled electricity supply sold under a monôme MWh unit price that includes TURPE network usage fee and CTA, with monthly invoicing on actual meter readings. Sold to property owners and tenants across French tertiary buildings with no volume or power subscription commitment.
• Électricité Verte (Green Electricity with Guarantees of Origin) Renewable electricity supply bundled with French or European Guarantees of Origin (GO) certificates, offered at building or individual tenant level as an add-on to the base supply contract. Supports ESG and carbon footprint reporting for property owners and tenants.
• Portail de Pilotage Énergétique Eveler (Energy Monitoring Portal) Customer portal for tracking electricity consumption, generating ISR, RSE, and Décret Tertiaire reports, and exporting monthly data. Integrates with the Operat government platform for automatic data transfer supporting Décret Tertiaire compliance.
• Télérelève des Compteurs (Sub-meter Tele-reading) IoT-based remote reading service for sub-meters via on-site devices or Building Management System (GTB) integration. Enables monthly meter reading and billing on actual index without manual intervention.
• ZEborne EV Charging Infrastructure Subsidiary offering for electric vehicle charging infrastructure (IRVE), including installation, maintenance, and a supervision software platform for monitoring and fair billing of EV charging consumption at individual user level within a building.
• Optimisation TURPE (Grid Cost Optimization) Service optimizing electricity transmission costs (TURPE) by adapting subscribed power levels to actual building needs through pooled power subscription at the single point of delivery. Reduces grid costs by up to 15% of total bill.

Named customers14 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• ZEbornecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerZEborne is a subsidiary of the same parent group (Proxiserve) as Edenkia. The partnership integrates EV charging infrastructure management with Edenkia's distributed electricity management system. ZEborne provides IRVE (electric vehicle charging infrastructure) installation, maintenance, and a software platform for EV charging monitoring. Edenkia handles electricity supply, power optimization, and individual billing of EV charging consumption. Together they offer a complete solution from building electricity to EV charging, all under a unified billing model. This is a flagship internal group partnership within the Proxiserve Group.
• Bouygues ImmobiliercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerBouygues Immobilier is a major property developer and a key reference customer. Edenkia has partnered on several flagship projects including KALIFORNIA (23,400 m² in Malakoff delivered end 2025), providing electricity supply, distributed management, and EV charging supervision for tenants. The relationship includes joint project delivery from conception through commissioning and ongoing operations.
• EnediscoreTechnology or IntegrationEnedis is the French electricity distribution network operator. Edenkia works with Enedis for building connection procedures, point of delivery (PDL) setup, and grid access. In single-point buildings, the Enedis connection serves the entire building, enabling the internal distribution model. Edenkia manages all Enedis procedures on behalf of property developers during construction.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• EDF: Électricité de France is France's incumbent electricity supplier with dominant retail, generation, and grid operations. While EDF serves the full French electricity market including tertiary customers, it does not specialize in Edenkia's distributed management model; it competes as a broad incumbent offering standard multi-PDL supply contracts.
• Engie: French multinational energy company providing electricity, gas, and energy services to commercial and industrial customers. Engie's energy services division competes in building energy management but as part of a much broader portfolio spanning generation, networks, and multi-utility solutions.
• TotalEnergies: Major French energy company with significant retail electricity operations serving commercial and B2B customers in France. Comparable as a large-scale electricity retailer serving professional customers, though operating a multi-PDL traditional supply model rather than distributed management.

Direct peers

• ekWateur: French alternative electricity and gas supplier offering green and standard energy tariffs to residential and business customers. Comparable as a smaller French electricity supplier competing in the alternative supplier segment with renewable energy options targeting similar professional and prosumer customers.
• Enercoop: French cooperative electricity supplier focused on 100% renewable energy serving residential, commercial, and professional customers. Comparable as a French alternative electricity supplier with renewable energy focus and value-added customer services, though without Edenkia's distributed management specialism.
• Alpiq: Swiss energy company with French operations supplying electricity to commercial and industrial customers. Comparable as an alternative electricity supplier serving French B2B customers with renewable energy offerings and tailored commercial solutions.

Emerging players

• Plüm Énergie: French green energy supplier focused on small businesses, SMEs, and professional customers with renewable electricity offerings. Comparable as a smaller emerging alternative supplier in France targeting professional customers, though without tertiary building specialization.
• Voltalis: French company providing smart energy management and demand response services for residential and commercial buildings via connected devices. Comparable as a French energy management specialist serving building operators with smart metering and consumption optimization capabilities.
• Deepki: French SaaS platform providing ESG and energy performance management for real estate portfolios, including Décret Tertiaire compliance. Comparable as it serves property managers and building owners with energy data, reporting, and ESG workflows that overlap with Edenkia's Eveler portal offering.

Others

• Schneider Electric: Global energy management and automation specialist whose EcoStruxure platform serves commercial buildings with energy monitoring, sub-metering, and optimization. Comparable as an enabling technology provider in the building energy management ecosystem that Edenkia integrates with via GTB connectivity.

Market position

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance4 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Subsidiaries1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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