GridCARE

GridCARE sells Energize, a physics-based AI platform that identifies latent capacity on existing power grids for AI infrastructure. The platform has three modules: Power Finder, which analyzes locations to find latent grid capacity; Power Activation, which unlocks what the company calls Qualified Firm Power to reach interconnection agreements; and Power Operations, which provides real-time monitoring and dispatch of flexible loads and resources.

Its customers are data center developers and electric utilities, with which the company partners. The website reports that the company has qualified 5 gigawatts across the U.S. Named utility and data center partners include National Grid, with 650 MW of connection capacity identified in New York, Portland General Electric, with 400 MW unlocked, and AI Fabrik, with 150 MW under contract.

GridCARE is headquartered in the United States, with its listed roles based in Redwood City, California. The company has announced a $64 million Series A, and National Grid Partners has joined a funding round as an investor. Its CEO and co-founder is Amit Narayan. Open positions are mainly in engineering in Redwood City, including backend, platform, reliability and grid modeling roles, plus a power operations desk role in Johnson City, Tennessee.

Product: Energize platform with Power Finder, Power Activation and Power Operations modules for grid capacity discovery and flexible load management.