NUVVE JAPAN raises 200 million yen through convertible equity

NUVVE JAPAN K.K., a subsidiary of U.S.-based Nuvve Holding Corp., completed a 200 million yen fundraising round through JKISS-style stock acquisition rights for fiscal year 2026, according to a company statement.

The Tokyo-based energy management and Vehicle-to-Grid solutions provider will use the funds to strengthen personnel structures, expand office facilities, and support business growth in Japan. The company plans to recruit engineers and business development professionals while establishing an IPO preparatory office to accelerate public listing in the Japanese market.

NUVVE JAPAN develops energy solutions centered on battery energy storage systems and V2G technology. The funding round included participation from investors in Japan and North America, including the company's U.S. headquarters, customers, and partners.

The subsidiary operates under Nuvve Holding Corp., which provides energy management platforms and vehicle-to-grid services. The parent company, headquartered in San Diego, California, focuses on turning batteries, electric vehicles, buildings, and distributed assets into grid resources through its intelligent energy management platform.

NUVVE JAPAN positions itself as supporting municipalities and corporations in decarbonization efforts while acting as a resource aggregator for power grid stabilization in Japan's energy market.

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