Eindhoven-based Integer Technologies has secured a new investment round led by LUMO Labs, with participation from BOM (Brabant Development Agency) and VP Capital, to accelerate the European roll-out of its plug-and-play AI-driven, physics-informed platform that enables HVAC installers to deliver advanced heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) optimization without specialist programming or building management expertise.
Traditionally, sophisticated energy management has been limited to large buildings and required highly skilled technical personnel for engineering and commissioning. Integer changes that by empowering any HVAC installer to deploy predictive control and automation in any commercial building.
Installers today face mounting challenges: rising costs, limited workforce capacity, and increasing pressure from clients to deliver energy savings, CO₂ reduction, and grid stability.
“In a sector where skilled technical personnel are increasingly scarce, we’re giving installers a tool they can deploy in days, instead of months,” says Antoine Post, CEO and Co- Founder of Integer Technologies. “With our AI and physics-driven models, we’re making world-class building optimization accessible for everyone.” Integer’s platform connects and optimizes data from all HVAC components, ensuring compliance with tightening regulations while unlocking efficiency gains previously restricted to large-scale projects.
“Integer Technologies presents a scalable solution for a growing challenge,” states Dagmar van Ravenswaay Claasen, Senior Partner at LUMO Labs. She continues, “This investment allows Integer’s growing team to expand into new markets and specifically target small and medium-sized commercial buildings—a segment long underserved due to the high costs and complexity of existing solutions. By lowering the barrier for installers, Integer enables significantly more building owners to cut energy costs, to comply with regulations, and to reduce their environmental footprint.”
Through the platform building owners and operators typically achieve:
- Up to 40% energy savings through predictive control algorithms.
- Reduced grid congestion through intelligent energy distribution.
- Automated compliance with European EPBD legislation (recognized in the Netherlands as GACS)
- 10× faster configuration, with no coding required.
- Secure remote management for improved maintenance efficiency.
“At VP Capital, we back innovations that accelerate the transition to a more sustainable future. Integer Technologies has developed a scalable solution that boosts building energy efficiency and drives substantial energy savings, helping reduce carbon emissions and build a cleaner, more resilient future. We’re proud to be part of this round alongside trusted partners like LUMO Labs and BOM,” says Jeroen Heine, Director Investments at VP Capital.
Daan van Lange, Senior Investment Manager & Team Lead Climate Tech at BOM, confirms and concludes: “Integer Technologies transforms every building into a smart energy hub, unlocking flexibility that directly tackles grid congestion. Their scalable platform delivers efficiency, resilience, and carbon reduction — making Integer a cornerstone of the decentralized energy future and a compelling investment for BOM.”
