Daylight Energy

Imagine you were hosting for the holidays this year. The whole extended family was in town, guest bedrooms heated up, a movie marathon on the TV, dinner in the oven, electric vehicle charging in the garage.

The worst thing that could happen when your friends & loved ones are depending on you for comfort & safety? A power outage.

That was the reality for thousands of homeowners this December when wintery conditions and inclement weather swept across the US, crippling the electrical grid.

Increased strain on energy capacity is making blackouts more and more common by the year. With a battery backup, you claim your energy independence.

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The grid wasn’t built for what’s coming next.

AI. Electrification. Rising demand. Our energy systems are straining under the pressure and the old, centralized approach can’t keep up.

We’re proud to be featured in Crunchbase News for building a new kind of energy network: one that starts at home, empowers homeowners, and rewards them for the power they generate.

The future of energy is being built, right now, from the ground up.

The Grid Can't Keep Up With AI, But Startups Are Primed To Help AI’s rapid growth is straining an already fragile U.S. power grid, driving up costs and outages as demand surges faster than utilities can expand capacity, writes guest author Mark Grace, a principal at M13. Fortunately, startups are stepping in with solutions and investment dollars are flowing.