Qubit Energy provides an intelligent, open software platform for real-time management and optimization of digital energy infrastructure. The platform integrates with Distributed Energy Resources (DERs), electric vehicle chargers, and solar panels to track usage and automate demand response. This enables commercial users to predict consumption, identify savings opportunities, and monetize excess energy through flexible control models.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Commercial and industrial buildings often lack the tools to efficiently manage energy consumption, leading to increased operational costs and environmental impact. Existing energy systems struggle to integrate distributed energy resources (DERs) and adapt to fluctuating energy demands and pricing. This results in wasted energy, higher electricity bills, and a larger carbon footprint.
Solution
Qubit Energy offers QubitLink, an AI-powered energy optimization platform that enables building managers to monitor, predict, and optimize energy usage in real-time. By connecting to existing Advanced Metering Systems (AMS) and DERs without requiring additional hardware, QubitLink provides actionable insights and automated recommendations to reduce energy waste and lower electricity bills. The platform leverages AI-driven forecasting to anticipate energy demand, identify anomalies, and facilitate participation in energy flexibility markets. QubitLink also supports sustainability efforts by increasing the utilization of renewable energy sources and reducing carbon emissions.
Target Audience
Qubit Energy targets commercial and industrial building managers seeking to reduce energy costs, improve sustainability, and optimize the performance of their energy assets.
Features
- AI-driven forecasting of energy demand 24-48 hours in advance, incorporating weather patterns and other variables
- Real-time monitoring of energy consumption to detect inefficiencies and enable proactive adjustments
- Integration with energy flexibility markets to earn incentives by reducing consumption during peak hours or selling energy back to the grid
- Compatibility with standard integration protocols such as M-Bus, MQTT, Modbus, and LONWorks
- Reporting tools for ESG and CO2 emissions tracking
- Virtual Power Plant (VPP) capabilities for centralized control and optimization of distributed energy resources