EarthSync raises $1 Mn in pre-seed round led by Theia Ventures

EarthSync, a unified artificial intelligence platform for renewable energy planning, procurement, and operations, has raised $1 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Theia Ventures along with participation from Eximius Ventures.

The proceeds will be utilized for the  development of its AI-enabled clean energy modelling and forecasting engine, policy-enabled techno-economic optimizations, and project marketplace, EarthSync said in a press release.

Co-founded in 2024 by Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar, EarthSync is engineering a unified intelligence platform that enables C&I enterprises, energy advisors, and Independent Power Producers to plan, procure, and manage renewable energy with clarity. The platform integrates regulatory intelligence, real-time simulation, and techno-economic modelling into a single workflow, turning a fragmented process into a clear and consistent system.

According to the Bengaluru-based startup, it aims  to accelerate energy transitions through big data systems, providing cloud-first clean energy finance modelling and insights platforms to energy stakeholders including Independent Power Producers (IPPs), Commercial & Industrial (C&I) consumers, advisors, and utilities.

EarthSync combines techno-economic modelling, regulatory data, real-time simulations, and advanced AI to help users evaluate options, optimize returns, improve forecasting, and make confident, data-driven decisions before committing capital.

The  platform claims that it  has already run 10 GW of solar and wind and 4 GWh of BESS simulations through pilots with key IPPs and C&I consumers, enabling decision-makers to strategize and bid for over 200 MW of solar and wind and 100 MWh of BESS projects. It currently serves Individual Power Producers (IPPs) and large energy intensive C&I enterprises with multi-site open access or captive energy requirements and plans to expand into heavy industries, data centers, and large commercial portfolios.

EarthSync competes with traditional energy consultants and advisory firms on one side and fragmented point software tools on the other, both domestically and globally. Consulting led models are slow, people heavy and spreadsheet driven while existing tools solve isolated problems. The platform replaces both with a single platform that integrates regulatory intelligence forecasting and asset lifecycle workflows.