Keoma Energy
Keoma Energy develops transition-critical freight infrastructure that combines secure parking, driver welfare facilities, electric vehicle charging, and smart energy systems. Their hubs integrate intelligent microgrids, battery storage, and on-site solar or wind generation to support existing diesel fleets while accelerating electrification and preparing for autonomous trucks, serving the 82% of UK freight that moves by road.
- Clean Technology
- Logistics & Supply Chain
- Mobility & Transportation
- Energy
- Construction Technology
- Battery Technology
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Road freight infrastructure has historically been shaped by diesel refueling needs, driver working hours, and logistics network locations. As diesel fleets, electrification, and automation converge, the UK lacks a new class of freight infrastructure capable of supporting the transition to zero-emission heavy goods vehicles by the 2035 and 2040 targets.
Solution
Keoma Energy converts capital, land, power, and development expertise into transition-critical freight infrastructure that serves today's diesel fleets while accelerating electrification and preparing for autonomous transport. Their hubs bring together secure parking, driver welfare facilities, charging infrastructure, and smart energy systems that integrate with intelligent microgrids, battery storage, and solar and wind generation where viable. The company designs services to evolve alongside the fleets that use them, ensuring infrastructure remains relevant through the industry's transition. Keoma Energy channels investment through its platform into the infrastructure needed to support the UK's zero-emission HGV ambitions.
Target Audience
Primary customers are freight and logistics operators moving goods by road across the UK, along with fleet owners transitioning from diesel to electric vehicles and investors seeking infrastructure development opportunities.
Features
- Integrated hub model combining secure truck parking, driver welfare facilities, and EV charging in a single location
- Smart energy infrastructure with intelligent microgrids, battery storage, and on-site solar and wind generation where viable
- Infrastructure designed to serve current diesel fleets while accommodating future electrification and autonomous transport needs
- Development platform that converts capital, land, and power resources into operational freight infrastructure
- Services designed to evolve alongside fleet requirements through the transition period