Solarix Secures €5.5 Million to Boost Solar Facade Adoption in Europe
Weesp, Thursday, 28 August 2025.
Solarix has raised €5.5 million to expand its solar facade panels across Europe, emphasizing the critical role of green technology in sustainable architecture.
Financing the Future of Sustainable Construction
Solarix, headquartered in Weesp, the Netherlands, has made significant strides in the field of sustainable building technology by securing €5.5 million in a Series A financing round. This investment round, led by ROM InWest and VP Capital, underscores the growing investment in green technology across Europe. The funding is also bolstered by anticipated substantial grants, further accelerating Solarix’s vision of enhancing sustainability in urban environments through its innovative solar facades [5].
Strategic Expansion Across Europe
With the new funding, Solarix aims to extend its presence across various European markets, leveraging partnerships with resellers in countries such as Italy, Finland, and Croatia. The company is also engaged in several ongoing projects in Germany and Switzerland, as they continue to advance their unique color technology, which enables architects to integrate both aesthetics and energy efficiency into building designs [5]. Marloes van Heteren, the Founder of Solarix, envisioned a future where every facade in new constructions contributes to energy generation, addressing grid issues by producing electricity during critical demand times [5].
Technological Innovations Backed by Automation
To augment its manufacturing capabilities, Solarix plans to expand the automation of its solar panel assembly lines. This includes deploying robotic arms, automated bonding processes, and smart packaging tech, all aimed at scaling production while maintaining quality and precision [5]. Such advancements are integral to Solarix’s strategy of remaining at the forefront of sustainable construction technology, meeting the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions in the building sector.
Collaborative Growth and Industry Impact
Reynier de Monchy, Investment Manager at ROM InWest, emphasized the complexity and intense efforts involved in closing the funding round, which included numerous stakeholders and a tight schedule due to subsidy deadlines [5]. Despite these challenges, the successful financing round illustrates the robust interest and potential in solar-based solutions for combatting climate change. Solarix’s endeavors align with broader industry trends where startups are increasingly pivotal in the transition to sustainable urban development.