Clean Energy Planning Is Still Fragmented
For C&I enterprises and power producers, moving to renewables is rarely straightforward. Regulatory complexity, uncertain returns, fragmented advisory inputs, and spreadsheet-heavy modelling slow down decisions and increase risk. As clean energy deployments scale, stakeholders are looking for unified, data-driven platforms that can bring planning, procurement, and operations into one clear workflow.
Funding Snapshot
Bengaluru-based climate tech startup EarthSync has raised $1 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Theia Ventures, with participation from Eximius Ventures.
The capital will be used to build EarthSync’s AI-enabled clean energy modelling and forecasting engine, policy-aware techno-economic optimisation layer, and a project marketplace.
What EarthSync Is Building
Co-founded in 2024 by Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar, EarthSync is developing a unified intelligence platform for renewable energy planning and management. The platform integrates regulatory intelligence, real-time simulations, and techno-economic modelling into a single cloud-first workflow. It is designed for Independent Power Producers, energy advisors, and large C&I enterprises managing open-access or captive renewable portfolios.
EarthSync uses advanced AI and big data systems to help users evaluate project options, optimise returns, improve forecasting accuracy, and make capital decisions with greater confidence before execution.
Early Traction and Market Signal
The startup claims it has already simulated 10 GW of solar and wind projects and 4 GWh of BESS through pilot engagements, supporting bids for over 200 MW of renewable capacity and 100 MWh of storage projects. It currently serves IPPs and energy-intensive C&I customers and plans to expand into heavy industries, data centres, and large commercial portfolios.
Why This Funding Matters
EarthSync’s approach reflects a shift away from consultant-led, spreadsheet-driven energy planning toward AI-native decision platforms. For Indian founders, the signal is clear: the energy transition will be won by software that reduces uncertainty and speeds up capital allocation, not just by building assets.
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