Condor Energy builds software for enterprise energy procurement, for the sites that buy electricity at industrial scale: data centres, factories and large retailers.
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Condor Energy is an operating system for buying electricity at industrial scale. Its customers are the sites where power is a line item large enough to have someone managing it: data centres, factories, supermarket chains, and the utilities that supply them.
Procurement at that size is not a single decision. It is contracts, forecasts, market timing and a lot of moving parts that most organisations handle in spreadsheets and phone calls. Condor puts that in software.
The company was founded in 2026 by Jean Costa de Beauregard, Clément Grivel and Florian Pérocheau, who met in France, where Florian traded power and Clément and Jean worked together on hydropower plants. It joined Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch and is based in Paris.
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