Resilience Energy operates a national platform that aggregates residential solar and battery systems into dispatchable grid capacity, delivering lower energy bills and backup power to households at no upfront cost. The company covers the full cost of installing and maintaining equipment on homes it does not own, while controlling energy dispatch to support grid reliability. With over 103,000 registered households and 515 MW of potential dispatchable capacity, Resilience connects communities, institutional portfolio owners, and energy buyers through a single auditable contract.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
American households face rising energy costs and grid instability, yet most homes lack access to solar and storage due to high upfront costs and complex ownership models. The current energy buildout is not structured to deliver direct benefits to working families, leaving them vulnerable to price volatility and outages.
Solution
Resilience Energy aggregates residential solar and battery systems into a national dispatchable energy platform, connecting homes directly to energy markets. The company installs and maintains equipment on homes at no cost to the household, then controls energy dispatch to support the grid while reducing household bills. Institutional portfolio owners gain a new revenue stream from hosting solar and storage, while energy buyers access clean, local capacity with auditable community benefits. The platform's value grows with each connected node, creating infrastructure that becomes more valuable as the network scales.
Target Audience
Primary customers are institutional real estate portfolio owners seeking new revenue streams, energy buyers needing clean local capacity, and American households—including renters in the 50 million addressable renter-occupied homes—who want lower bills and backup power without equipment costs.
Features
- Fully funded solar and battery installation with no upfront cost to homeowners
- Company-owned equipment with maintenance included for the life of the agreement
- Centralized dispatch control that aggregates distributed capacity for grid services
- Single contract structure connecting homes, portfolio owners, and energy buyers
- Auditable community benefit tracking for energy buyers seeking verified local impact
- Network effect model where each new node increases dispatch flexibility and grid access value