Lightstate develops state-of-the-art smart energy hubs that provide ultra-rapid electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company offers hardware, software, and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) solutions designed to leverage high-voltage capabilities and renewable energy sources. Furthermore, Lightstate utilizes dynamic machine learning for energy management, enabling grid balancing and optimizing the performance of sustainable assets.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The increasing demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure strains existing power grids, particularly with intermittent renewable energy sources, leading to challenges in balancing energy supply and demand. Land acquisition and development for EV charging stations can be complex, time-consuming, and may not always align with sustainable land use practices.
Solution
Lightstate develops smart energy hubs that integrate ultra-rapid EV charging with on-site solar generation and intelligent energy storage. These hubs are designed to enhance the performance of sustainable assets, optimize energy management, and reduce the load on distribution networks. By utilizing dynamic machine learning, Lightstate balances electricity demand and supply, enabling grid balancing and dynamic containment. The company also employs geospatial mapping tools to aid in land acquisition and development, ensuring sustainable practices and minimal disruption to local ecosystems.
Target Audience
Lightstate's primary customers include landowners seeking to enhance the value of their land, EV owners and operators, and businesses committed to sustainability and clean energy solutions.
Features
- Ultra-rapid EV charging infrastructure designed for high-voltage capabilities and 100% renewable energy sources.
- Smart energy hubs that integrate solar generation, EV charging, and intelligent battery storage.
- Dynamic machine learning for energy management, balancing demand/supply and grid stability.
- Geospatial mapping tools for sustainable land acquisition and development.
- Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) model enhancing flexibility within local distribution networks.
- Compact hub designs that blend with the local community.
- Remote monitoring and management capabilities.