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Our Story
Making Eco Energy Easy
myenergi is a leader in the innovation and production of British renewable, eco-smart technology. Their brand-new innovation complex is located in the heart of the Humber Freeport, the epicenter of green technology in the UK. myenergi’s renowned zappi product was the world’s first solar- and wind-compatible electric car charger, putting British manufacturing back on the world stage!
The Green Team
Weatherman Reinier van den Berg talks about myenergi
Our passion for creating a better future for both people and our planet has led us to cross paths with weatherman and TV host Reinier van den Berg. The choice to use our ECO products in his climate-neutral home is, of course, an obvious one. In addition to the convenience of being able to charge at home, it’s especially important to him to make the most of his own solar panels. And that’s incredibly easy, as you can see in this video.
Timeline and Milestones
myenergi was founded in 2016 by co-founders Lee Sutton and Jordan Brompton, whose passion for renewable energy drove their vision to optimize the use of renewable energy in the home. They anticipated the trend toward electrification, the adoption of renewable energy, and behavioral change, and sought to design and manufacture a range of innovative products that would facilitate this shift. Their product lineup—all designed and manufactured in the UK—collectively represents the first eco-smart home energy solution developed for consumers in this field.
myenergi has grown significantly since its founding, from a team of just six in 2016 to a workforce of more than 400 today. 2017 marked the release of our first three products—eddi, zappi, and harvi—and the establishment of our loyal customer base. In 2018, a fourth product—hub—was added, followed by the myenergi app and zappi V2 in 2019.
In 2020, growth really took off; we opened our first international subsidiaries in Germany and the Benelux, followed by Ireland in 2021. In the UK, we quickly outgrew our existing facility and, in 2021, opened our brand-new headquarters in Stallingborough, Lincolnshire, where a second 45,000-square-meter production facility is now under construction (expected to open in Q2 2023).
