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 company is building an artificial intelligence platform focused on renewable energy planning, procurement, and operations for enterprises and power producers.
The fresh funding will be used to develop EarthSync’s AI-led clean energy modelling and forecasting engine, policy-linked techno-economic optimization tools, and its project marketplace.
The startup aims to simplify decision-making across renewable energy investments by bringing data, regulation, and financial modelling into a single workflow.
EarthSync was co-founded in 2024 by Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar. The founders are working to address challenges faced by energy buyers and developers who currently rely on fragmented tools, manual processes, and consulting-heavy models to plan renewable energy projects.
The platform integrates regulatory intelligence, real-time simulations, techno-economic analysis, and advanced machine learning to help Independent Power Producers (IPPs), Commercial and Industrial (C&I) consumers, and energy advisors evaluate projects before capital deployment. It supports planning for solar, wind, and battery energy storage systems while accounting for policy changes and grid constraints.
According to the company, EarthSync has already simulated over 10 GW of solar and wind capacity and 4 GWh of battery storage through pilot engagements. These pilots have enabled users to plan and bid for more than 200 MW of renewable energy and 100 MWh of storage projects.
The startup currently serves IPPs and large energy-intensive enterprises and plans to expand its offerings to heavy industries, data centers, and large commercial portfolios.
