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ThinkLabs AI
Series A · 🇺🇸 New York, United States · Founded 2024 · 11-50 employees
AI-powered deep learning platform that automates and optimizes electric grid operations in real-time. ThinkLabs AI is a climate, deeptech and energy startup based in New York, United States, founded 2024, at Series A stage, with $28M raised to date.
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Total raised
$28M
Stage
Series A
Business model
SaaS
Key differentiator
Proprietary physics-informed AI digital twins enable hyper-speed, high-accuracy grid modeling and analytics that outperform traditional methods by orders of magnitude.
Target customer
electric utilities, grid operators, and critical infrastructure operators
Sectors
Funding rounds
Series A
1 March 2026
Led by Energy Impact Partners
With NVentures, Edison International, GE Vernova, Blackhorn Ventures, Powerhouse Ventures, Active Impact Investments and Amplify Capital
Key investors
Powerhouse Ventures, Active Impact Investments, Blackhorn Ventures, Amplify Capital, Mercuria Energy, national US energy company
Notable achievements
- Launched as first startup from GE Vernova in May 2024
- Secured $5M seed investment co-led by Powerhouse Ventures and Active Impact Investments
- Expanded leadership team with five key appointments in August 2024
- Achieved >99.8% accuracy in AI-based time series T&D power flow with <2.5min computation on >100 circuits
Frequently asked questions
- What does ThinkLabs AI do?
- AI-powered deep learning platform that automates and optimizes electric grid operations in real-time.
- Where is ThinkLabs AI based?
- ThinkLabs AI is based in New York, United States, founded in 2024.
- How much has ThinkLabs AI raised?
- ThinkLabs AI has raised $28M in tracked funding and is currently at the series-a stage.
- Who has invested in ThinkLabs AI?
- Investors in ThinkLabs AI include Powerhouse Ventures, Active Impact Investments, Blackhorn Ventures, Amplify Capital, Mercuria Energy and national US energy company.