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Outlast Power

Outlast Power provides energy management technology for commercial buildings that operate continuously, including supermarkets, quick-service restaurants, light industrial facilities, and logistics centers. The company focuses on helping multi-unit operators and property managers reduce electricity costs without disrupting 24/7 business operations.

Traction 6/10
New York, United States · HQ
Founded 20258100+ followers
  • Energy
  • Clean Technology
  • Software Only
Updated 5 days ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Commercial buildings such as supermarkets, restaurants, and manufacturing facilities operate continuously and consume significant amounts of electricity. Rising energy costs place financial strain on these businesses, yet standard energy management solutions are often not designed for the unique demands of facilities that never truly power down.

Solution

Outlast Power delivers energy management technology tailored specifically for buildings with continuous, high-intensity operations. The platform is built to handle the rigors of retail chains, quick-service restaurants, light industrial facilities, commercial real estate portfolios, community infrastructure, and logistics centers. By focusing on these demanding environments, Outlast Power helps facility operators identify inefficiencies and take concrete action to reduce electricity costs without disrupting core business operations.

Target Audience

Primary customers include supermarket and convenience store chains, multi-unit quick-service restaurant operators, light industrial manufacturers, commercial property managers, and operators of hospitals, schools, fire stations, warehouses, and distribution centers.

Features

  • Purpose-built for facilities that operate 24/7, including supermarkets, QSRs, and manufacturing plants
  • Solutions designed for multi-unit operators managing portfolios of buildings
  • Covers diverse facility types including commercial REITs, hospitals, schools, fire stations, warehouses, and distribution centers
  • Focused on reducing electricity costs for energy-intensive building categories
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