Twenty years.
One question.
01 · THE QUESTION
For twenty years, the same question sat on Robert’s desk: what do we do with this company now?
02 · THE FIRST PILOT
In 2025 we ran a first version with start-ups. It collected much and decided little. But it showed where the answer sits: between two readings, not in the average.
03 · THE INVERSION
So we turned the question around, as Charlie Munger taught: what breaks when capital enters? Surgeons, banks and engineers already read that way. We saw where the parts belong together.
04 · THE WINDOW
AI let two founders do the work of a research team. Built with scar tissue and AI. Runs without it.
05 · TODAY
The same read for every company, next to diligence. The answer: Go, Revisit or Stop. The pilots with investors start this quarter.
For twenty years, the same question sat on Robert’s desk: what do we do with this company now?
02 · THE FIRST PILOT
In 2025 we ran a first version with start-ups. It collected much and decided little. But it showed where the answer sits: between two readings, not in the average.
03 · THE INVERSION
So we turned the question around, as Charlie Munger taught: what breaks when capital enters? Surgeons, banks and engineers already read that way. We saw where the parts belong together.
04 · THE WINDOW
AI let two founders do the work of a research team. Built with scar tissue and AI. Runs without it.
05 · TODAY
The same read for every company, next to diligence. The answer: Go, Revisit or Stop. The pilots with investors start this quarter.
What you know
before the money moves.
Found early, the company can repair inside the round. Found late, the repair needs a bridge. Every quarter the break stays unnamed, an option closes.
01 Where does it break?
Between which parts of the company, or between the company and its market.
02 Where does it sit?
Built into the design, broken today, or breaking under the next load.
03 Who can clear it?
The company, the investor, or no one inside the deal.
04 Does the team see the same company?
Each executive answers alone, and so does the team that delivers.
05 In which order?
What must be fixed first, what next, and who owns each step.
Start where you already know the answer. Then judge the read. Book a call →
Between which parts of the company, or between the company and its market.
02 Where does it sit?
Built into the design, broken today, or breaking under the next load.
03 Who can clear it?
The company, the investor, or no one inside the deal.
04 Does the team see the same company?
Each executive answers alone, and so does the team that delivers.
05 In which order?
What must be fixed first, what next, and who owns each step.
Start where you already know the answer. Then judge the read. Book a call →
ENERGY & RESILIENCE IS NOT ROULETTE.
READ THE BREAK
BEFORE THE CAPITAL.
READ THE BREAK
BEFORE THE CAPITAL.
Who reads
the load.

CEO & CO-FOUNDER
Robert Kellner
Operator, capital, owner: he has sat in all three seats. He wrote the rules of the read, down to the deepest numbers, and leads every conversation with capital owners. Took SENEC through hypergrowth as CIO and CGO. Has run diligence for family offices, venture funds and corporates. Before that Scout24, XING, ADAC and Accenture.

CCO & CO-FOUNDER
Julia Kellner-Long
Product and pitch, thought as one. She built the instrument with Robert: he from inside it, she from where it lands. She co-created the methodology, gave it its structure and named what it reads, down to the category itself. She builds everything UnderLoad takes to market. Fifteen years at Microsoft, Google Cloud and XING. Twice a founder.
Six segments.
One operator each.
The network starts now.
SEGMENT 01
DER & Energy Management
SEGMENT 02
Heat Pumps & Smart Control
SEGMENT 03
Battery Storage & Flexibility
SEGMENT 04
Building Efficiancy & Retrofit
SEGMENT 05
EV Charging
SEGMENT 06
Industrial Decarbonisation
Not reviewers. People who want this to exist.
BUILDING A MORE
RESILIENT EUROPE.
ONE COMPANY AT A TIME.
RESILIENT EUROPE.
ONE COMPANY AT A TIME.
Name the load
The one you are least sure of: a follow-on, a bridge, your next round, or the position that stopped moving. Bring the hardest one.
Forty-five minutes, one full read, start to finish.
Forty-five minutes, one full read, start to finish.
Contact
ClimeNow GmbH
Luise-Ullrich-Strasse 20
80636 Munich
Germany
Luise-Ullrich-Strasse 20
80636 Munich
Germany
