Amsterdam's Chapter bags €3M to improve the efficiency of the sustainable energy industry
Summary
Several European manufacturers are involved in the beta program or are on the waiting list.Ilonka Jankovich, partner at Rubio, says, The transition to a net-zero economy is as much about people as it is about energy. Our goal is to be a driving force behind Europes green transition.The sustainable energy sector is facing big challenges, like slower work because projects are getting more complicated, a need to complete installations quickly and correctly the first time, and a lack of trained workers to meet growing demand.Chapter AI helps solve such problems by providing quick access to technical information for installers through mobile apps, reducing mistakes. It uses chatbots to handle up to 80 per cent of queries, speeding up problem resolution and allowing agents to focus on complex issues.Chapter AI integrates with various platforms, such as websites and CRM systems, for efficient support. This revolution isnt just about solving todays problems; its about reshaping the sector for the future.Haardt is supported by Peter Hofstede, Chapters Chief Product Officer, who has experience in gamified learning and product development, and Rutger Laman Trip, co-founder and CCO with expertise in AI-powered HR tech.Laman Trip, adds, Even though certain political voices are calling to slow down sustainability efforts, the bigger picture is clear: we need 18 million extra workers globally to secure the necessary energy transition. Digital training has proven to be an essential piece of this puzzle.Backed by Rubio and CapitalT, and supported by the significant interest from international manufacturers, were eager to scale further and help manufacturersand the professionals who work with their productsachieve global CO neutrality faster.