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Provider of access to energy usage data. The software offers an automating process of authorizing and collecting electricity data and converts them into PDF and Excel formats. It also provides graphs to analyze the energy consumption pattern. The company was founded in 2014 and headquartered in Oakland, United States. It has raised $11M in series a funding, with backing from DOE, Aligned Climate Capital, Better…

Energy Tech · Smart Grid, · Oakland, United States · EST 2014

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Provider of access to energy usage data. The software offers an automating process of authorizing and collecting electricity data and converts them into PDF and Excel formats. It also provides graphs to analyze the energy consumption pattern. The company was founded in 2014 and headquartered in Oakland, United States. It has raised $11M in series a funding, with backing from DOE, Aligned Climate Capital, Better Ventures, SVC, and others. The company operates in the Energy Tech - Smart Grid, Environment Tech - Smart Grid, Sustainability Tech - Smart Grid space. Its offerings span Renewable Energy Tech - So. The company leverages advanced technology to deliver innovative solutions tailored to its target market, addressing key industry challenges and driving value for its customers.

Business model

Energy Efficiency Tech > Energy Monitoring System > Load Disaggregation > Commercial,

Smart Grid > Utility Management > Customer Engagement > Energy Consumption Analytics,

Renewable Energy Tech > Solar Energy > DERMS,

Facility Management Tech > Building Management > Building Energy Management

Institutional investors

DOEAligned Climate CapitalBetter VenturesSVCEnergyLabElementalDaniel Roesler

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