One of 40 cleantech startups selected globally, Heila Technologies will present its Heila Edge® platform to potential investors and other cleantech industry stakeholders. For Immediate Release March 12, 2021 SOMERVILLE, Massachusetts — Heila Technologies Inc. (Heila) has been selected to present its Heila Edge ® platform to investors and industry representatives at the 2021 NREL…
Climate change has caused extreme weather events like hurricanes, wildfires, and powerful winter storms to increase in both intensity and frequency. As more regions across the country face extended power outages due to these events, we are confronted with the harsh reality that a centralized grid is not well suited to meet the growing need…
BostInno, 12/15/2020
By Rowan Walrath
Heila Technologies was named one of BostInno’s 21 Startups to Watch in 2021
Heila Technologies, Inc. (Heila) announced today an investment by Acario Innovation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd., which completes the $3.0 million seed funding round for its Heila EDGE® platform.
We are happy to announce that Heila Technologies is part of Cleantech Group’s list of “50 to Watch” for 2020!
The 50 to Watch list comes at a crucial time in the fight against the ongoing climate crisis. The consequences of climate change are being felt now more than ever – and while governments and large corporations are standing by and acting too slowly, early-stage companies are leading the way toward change.
For Immediate Release
October 21, 2020
SOMERVILLE, Massachusetts – Heila Technologies, Inc. (Heila) announced today that it has raised $2.5 million in seed funding for its Heila EDGE® platform, an end-to-end solution to integrate, operate and optimize groups of distributed energy resources (DER).
We are pleased to announce that Heila Technologies has raised a $2.5M series seed investment in a round led by Table Rock Infrastructure Partners, and with participation from MassCEC and additional private investors.
GreentownLabs, October 2, 2019
By Reena Karasin
Our energy grid was built around centralization. But as renewable energy sources such as solar and wind gain traction, the grid needs to adapt to include an array of components.
BOSTINNO, July 24, 2020
By Jordan Frias
Presented with the problem of running renewable energy on a grid to power a California farm and vineyard, Jorge Elizondo developed a decentralized optimization strategy.
The Climate Champions, June 26, 2020
Jorge Elizondo, engineer at Heila Technologies, leads the technical vision of enabling the grid of tomorrow by with renewable-based microgrids. Heila software powered Stone Edge Farm, a vineyard in Sonoma, California, during the devastating fires in 2017.