changeadminBengaluru-based clean tech startup EarthSync Technologies raised $1 million in pre-seed funding led by Theia Ventures, with participation from Eximius Ventures.
Founded in 2024 by IIT Madras alums Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar, the startup offers a tech-enabled platform for renewable energy planning, procurement, and operations.
EarthSync’s Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered platform simplifies renewable energy project planning by templatizing complex state-specific policies, techno-commercial models, and granular data for solar, wind, and battery storage, enabling faster commercialisation and net-zero transitions.
The energy-analytics platform is used by independent power producers, commercial and industrial energy consumers, and energy advisors.
The platform ingests consumer data, including load profiles, locations, financials, and industry type, and uses AI models to recommend optimal capacities, policy combinations, and risk assessments.
India’s renewable sector is subject to central and state-level regulations that vary by location—e.g., banking rules, Time-of-Day (ToD) tariffs, cross-subsidies—which complicate intrastate/interstate deals.
EarthSync’s solution centralises regulations and policies in a database, parsing jargon-heavy documents into concise insights so users avoid hours of manual review and can select optimal policy combinations to achieve savings or sustainability goals.
The solution from EarthSync Technologies supports India’s renewable energy target, aiding developers, commercial and industrial consumers, banks, and governments.
EarthSync Technologies plans to use the pre-seed funding to enhance its technology platform and expand its offering to data centres and heavy industries.
Wrapping Up
As India aims to become the third-largest economy, its energy demand is expected to double, and non-fossil energy sources will be scaled up to ensure a reliable and resilient power supply.
India has already surpassed the 50 per cent installed power capacity target from non-fossil fuel sources, which stood at 51.93% at the end of December 2025, supported by record annual additions of renewable energy capacity.
The country has set a goal of 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2070. Amidst this energy transition, technology and artificial intelligence can play a central role in future energy infrastructure.
With tech-driven platforms such as those from EarthSync Technologies, rooftop solar, electric vehicles, and smart meters will function within intelligent energy marketplaces, enabling consumers to become active energy producers—so-called ‘prosumers’.
Furthermore, these AI solutions will support demand forecasting, predictive maintenance, automated grid management, improve system efficiency, reduce losses, lower costs, and strengthen grid reliability.
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