India’s Clean Energy Startup EarthSync Gets $1 Million Funding to Use AI for Better Planning

A Bengaluru-based clean energy technology startup, EarthSync Technologies, has secured $1 million in pre-seed investment led by Theia Ventures with support from Eximius Ventures, to develop and expand its artificial intelligence-based platform for planning, managing and forecasting renewable energy projects.

EarthSync, co-founded by Rajat Singh and Mehul Kumar, is building an AI-driven system that combines techno-economic modelling, real-time simulations and regulatory data to help renewable energy developers, industrial buyers and independent power producers make informed decisions on project planning, procurement and operations.

The platform aims to simplify complex decision-making by integrating data on pricing, policy impacts and asset performance, enabling stakeholders to evaluate investment options and forecast outcomes with greater accuracy. It covers solar, wind and battery storage projects and helps users optimise financial returns before committing capital.

EarthSync has already tested its technology through pilot simulations covering around 10 GW of solar and wind capacity and 4 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS), supporting bids for more than 200 MW of renewable capacity and 100 MWh of storage projects.

The funds will be used to enhance the company’s AI modelling and forecasting capabilities, expand its digital project marketplace, and grow the team to support broader deployment of the platform globally. Theia Ventures and Eximius Ventures said they see EarthSync’s approach as a way to transform how clean energy planning and investment decisions are made, replacing traditional spreadsheet-based tools with a unified, intelligent system