Bengaluru-based clean energy intelligence startup EarthSync raised $1 million in a pre-seed funding round.
The latest investment round was led by Theia Ventures, with additional participation from Eximius Ventures.
With fresh funds, EarthSync plans to advance its AI-enabled renewable energy modelling and forecasting engine, develop policy-linked techno-economic optimisation tools, and expand its market footprint. It also intents to scale up its team and offerings globally.
Co-founded in 2024 by Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar, the startup is positioning its unified intelligence platform as the digital backbone for the renewable energy transition.
EarthSync offers a data-driven, insightful decision-intelligence tool for renewable energy firms, automating the planning needed to build and finance clean energy projects and replacing manual, spreadsheet-based processes with data-driven decision support tools.
The platform is designed for the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) and Independent Power Producer (IPP) segments, integrating regulatory intelligence, real-time simulation and techno-economic modelling to replace fragmented, Excel-based planning. EarthSync said it has run pilot projects covering 10 GW of solar and wind capacity and 4 GWh of battery energy storage simulations, and has helped developers plan more than 200 MW of renewable projects and 100 MWh of storage, reducing deal timelines from months to weeks.
EarthSync positions itself between traditional energy consultants and standalone software tools. Consulting-led approaches are typically slow, people-intensive, and reliant on spreadsheets, while point solutions address only narrow parts of the planning process. Going forward, EarthSync plans to replace both by offering a all in one unified platform that integrates regulatory intelligence, forecasting, and asset lifecycle workflows.