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FLUX RENEWABLES - About the company

FLUX RENEWABLES is an unfunded company based in Los Angeles (United States), founded in 2019 by Hugh Irving. It operates as a Provider of IoT based technology to monitor renewable energy projects. FLUX RENEWABLES has not raised any funding yet. The company has 1347 active competitors, including 213 funded and 178 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like Landis+Gyr, Metronome and SPAN.

Company Details

Flux renewables provide IoT based technology to monitor the solar energy and wind energy project. It also provides the installation facility of solar panels and wind farms for the customer. By its web app, customers can monitor their renewable energy establishment.
Key Metrics
Founded Year
2019
Location
Los Angeles, United States
Stage
Unfunded
Ranked
1477th among 1807 competitors
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FLUX RENEWABLES's funding and investors

FLUX RENEWABLES has not raised any funding rounds yet.

FLUX RENEWABLES's founders and board of directors

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The founders of FLUX RENEWABLES is Hugh Irving.
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FLUX RENEWABLES's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of FLUX RENEWABLES include Landis+Gyr, Metronome and SPAN. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of FLUX RENEWABLES, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for Landis+Gyr
Landis+Gyr
1896, Cham (Switzerland), Acquired
Manufacturer of electric meters and grid edge data management software
$1.03B
77/100
2nd
Logo for Metronome
Metronome
2020, San Francisco (United States), Acquired
Usage-based invoice management solutions for small businesses
$128M
73/100
3rd
Logo for SPAN
SPAN
2014, San Francisco (United States), Series C
Smart energy management technology platform that modernizes residential electrical systems
$419M
72/100
4th
Logo for Sense
Sense
2013, Cambridge (United States), Series D
Smart energy platform providing real-time electricity usage insights for homes and utilities
$177M
71/100
5th
Logo for Phononic
Phononic
2009, Durham (United States), Series F
Providing solid state thermal management solutions
$230M
70/100
6th
Logo for Bidgely
Bidgely
2011, Mountain View (United States), Series C
Provider of a solution for consumers to monitor and manage their household energy use
$87.7M
69/100
7th
Logo for Resideo
Resideo
2018, Wilmington (United States), Public
Provider of smart home solutions for security, air, water, and energy
-
69/100
8th
Logo for Stem
Stem
2009, Millbrae (United States), Public
Provider of AI and cloud-driven energy solutions
$229M
69/100
9th
Logo for Deako
Deako
2015, Seattle (United States), Series B
Manufacturer of modular smart lighting systems and related accessories
$65.1M
67/100
10th
Logo for GridX
GridX
2010, Walnut Creek (United States), Series C
Cloud-based platform offering meter billing solutions
$68.2M
66/100
1477th
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FLUX RENEWABLES
2019, Los Angeles (United States), Unfunded
Provider of IoT based technology to monitor renewable energy projects
-
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16/100
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