Voltus raises $225 million to scale grid flexibility
Generation Investment Management led the oversubscribed Series D round. Voltus plans to reach 20 gigawatts capacity by 2030.
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Virtual power plant operator and distributed energy resource technology platform
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In short: Voltus raised $225 million, delivered $240 million to customers in 2025, and expanded Google and Sunrun virtual power plant partnerships.
Generation Investment Management led the oversubscribed Series D round. Voltus plans to reach 20 gigawatts capacity by 2030.
The ruling removes barriers for residential demand response participation, citing data-sharing challenges. Nearly 40% of U.S. electricity consumption is residential, but these customers were often excluded.
The acquisition integrates a battery development platform and a team of distributed storage veterans to scale C&I energy storage.
The three-year deal aggregates up to 100 MW of distributed capacity in PJM, turning Google's capacity demand into economic benefits for customers.
That electricity won’t come from new power plants. Instead, Voltus will sign up homes and businesses and give them financial incentives to curb their usage...
Voltus, a leading distributed energy resource platform, today announced it raised $225 million in an oversubscribed Series D financing round. Generation Investment Management led the...
America's largest provider of residential battery storage, solar, and home-to-grid power plants, today announced an agreement with Voltus, a leading distributed energy resource platform, to...
Google and Voltus are betting that thousands of small devices — from home batteries to smart thermostats — could help address one of the power...
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