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Top 50 Energy Management Software Companies With $1M–$5M Revenue (August 2026)

As of August 2026, Latka tracks 53 energy management software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $137.2M and employ 1.4K people. They have raised $72.6M and serve 237 customers combined.

Every company below sells energy management software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Energy Management Software Companies do

Energy Management Software (EMS) refers to technology solutions that assist organizations in monitoring, controlling, and optimizing their energy consumption across various assets and facilities. These solutions typically integrate data from multiple sources, such as energy meters, sensors, and building management systems, to provide actionable insights into energy usage and efficiency. The software enables users to analyze energy consumption patterns, identify inefficiencies, and implement strategies to reduce energy costs and environmental impact. The primary use cases for energy management software include energy monitoring, demand forecasting, reporting and analytics, and automation of energy-saving measures. Common features often found in EMS include data visualization dashboards, real-time energy tracking, alert systems for energy anomalies, and compliance reporting tools. Typical buyer personas for EMS include facility managers, energy managers, sustainability officers, and financial analysts, all of whom seek to enhance energy performance and drive cost savings within their organizations.

Companies
53
Revenue
$137.2M
Funding
$72.6M
Employees
1.4K

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Top Energy Management Software Companies With $1M–$5M Revenue

Showing 10 of 53 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Avertra logo
Avertra

Herndon, Virginia, United States

Provider of information technology (IT) solutions and consulting services intended to help businesses realize the full value of their investments in the IT. The company's solutions help in improving the efficiency of gas, water and electric utility operations, operates an account with a call center administration modules, provides web-based CRM (customer relationship management) solutions and integrates back end systems along with providing IT transformational strategies, data management, platform development and managed and outsourcing services, enabling clients to generate return on their investment and streamline business operations.

Revenue
$4.9M
Year founded
2007
Team size
190
2Emulate Energy logo
Emulate Energy

Lund, Skåne, Sweden

Emulate Energy, emerging from Sweden's forefront of the energy transition, is committed to expediting the global shift to sustainable power. It specializes in residential smart heating and charging optimization solutions and offers a white-label SaaS platform designed for mid-sized electricity utilities, allowing them to provide behind-the-meter services.

Revenue
$4.5M
Year founded
2020
Team size
42
3gravityclimate.com logo
gravityclimate.com

San Francisco, California, United States

The only energy and carbon management platform that helps companies report faster, lower operating expenses, and reduce emissions

Revenue
$4.4M
Team size
40
4Plexigrid logo
Plexigrid

Stockholm, Sweden

💛🍃⚡Plexigrid is reinventing electricity grids by developing software that provides distribution grid operators with the real-time analytics, control, and flexibility capabilities they need to efficiently enable the energy transition. ❤️💙💛We are a Swedish & Spanish deep tech scale-up with roots from the University of Oviedo, combined with leading experience in the renewable energy industry. We develop software that enhances, optimizes, and saves time for engineers involved in the operations, planning, and monitoring of the distribution grid. 🎯Monitoring? Load flow analysis? Connection requests? Flexibility management? The functionalities are many. Some examples of applications & functionalities include; ⚡ Low & Medium voltage monitoring ⚠️ Outage detection 🔋 Adding storage ☀️ Adding residential PV 🚗 Adding EV chargers 🔌 Connection requests scenarios 📈 Optimize load flows & configurations 🖥️ Monte Carlo simulations ⏺️ Real-time interaction 📄 Reporting tools 🎯Imagine if you had a full digital twin of your network. Not only that, but a real-time digital twin, updated as we go. This allows you to have abilities that can be extremely complimentary to your exisiting systems, such as SCADA, ADMS & GIS/NIS. It will be a crucial tool for network operators to have in their belt, making it possible to integrate the large amounts of DER in the near future. 💸Our technology will enable a more intelligent and efficient operation of electricity distribution grids and save hundreds of billions in grid CAPEX/OPEX savings for grid operators and their customers, making the energy transition faster, more affordable, and more sustainable for billions of people.

Revenue
$4.3M
Year founded
2020
Team size
39
5enSights logo
enSights

Austin, Texas, United States

enSights is a comprehensive clean energy management ecosystem designed to bridge critical gaps in renewable energy portfolio optimization. The company's platform offers real-time performance analytics, artificial intelligence-powered alerts, integrated service tracking, and a centralized CRM for solar, storage, and EV businesses.

Revenue
$4.1M
Year founded
2021
Team size
28
6Powerhive logo
Powerhive

Nairobi, Kenya

Developer of a cloud-based software application designed to provide access to microgrid electricity to rural homes. The company's software application and proprietary smart meter run real-time data analytics and automate account management tasks while remotely monitoring and controlling microgrid operations, allowing customers in the rural areas to gain access to an affordable electricity supply that can power small appliances and income-generating equipment.

Revenue
$4M
Year founded
2011
Funding
$41.3M
Team size
85
7CopperTree Analytics logo
CopperTree Analytics

Surrey, British Columbia, Canada

With CopperTree, you get more than just data. Our system takes real time data and transforms this information into insights unique to your building. This means you take back control of managing your resources — people, time and money — and gain the clarity you need to schedule the important and deal with the urgent in the most efficient manner. We deliver a comprehensive building analytics solution, consisting of an Energy Information System (EIS) and a Fault Detection and Diagnostics (FDD) platform with integrated system performance auditing. To learn more or request a demo, please visit: www.coppertreeanalytics.com.

Revenue
$4M
Year founded
2012
Team size
36
8Intelecy logo
Intelecy

Oslo, Oslo, Norway

Intelecy is the world’s first no-code industrial AI company. Our mission is to help businesses improve industrial processes, reduce waste, energy consumption, and costs. We provide software tools to engineers in factories, enabling them to create powerful machine learning models from production data in minutes – without a single line of code! No-code AI revolutionizes the process and manufacturing industry, significantly reducing the cost, risk, and implementation time of AI in factories. With Intelecy, individuals closest to the production lines can uncover valuable insights from production data and implement real-time process adjustments. Intelecy is already trusted by users across diverse industries, including energy, food & beverage, chemicals, minerals, metallurgy, and utilities. By leveraging Intelecy, engineers optimize energy usage, enhance resource utilization, mitigate emissions, and prevent unplanned downtime by leveraging their in-house process knowledge and existing production data.

Revenue
$3.7M
Year founded
2017
Funding
$3.5M
Team size
34
9Nira Energy logo
Nira Energy

United States

Software to find the best sites for renewables on the electrical grid

Revenue
$3.6M
Year founded
2021
Team size
24
10Vutiliti logo
Vutiliti

Sandy, Utah, United States

Developer of a utility tracking application designed to track utilities in real-time and save money. The company's utility tracking application real-time analytics and data about the usage of electricity, gas and water, forecasts demand utility usage enabling users to monitor usage and meet their energy reduction requirement.

Revenue
$3.5M
Year founded
2015
Team size
39

Frequently asked questions about Energy Management Software Companies With $1M–$5M Revenue

How many energy management software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue are there?

Latka tracks 53 energy management software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue. Together they generate $137.2M in annual revenue and employ 1.4K people.

Which energy management software company with $1M–$5M in annual revenue is the largest?

Avertra is the largest, with $4.9M in annual revenue, founded in 2007.

How much revenue does a typical energy management software company with $1M–$5M in annual revenue make?

The average energy management software company in this list makes $2.6M a year, across 53 companies with reported revenue. They serve 237 customers combined.

Who are the leading Energy Management software vendors with $1M–$5M in annual revenue?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Avertra, Emulate Energy, gravityclimate.com, Plexigrid and enSights.

How much funding have energy management software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue raised?

The 53 energy management software companies with $1M–$5M in annual revenue tracked here have raised $72.6M in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- Must provide functionality for real-time energy monitoring and reporting - Should include analytics and visualization tools for understanding energy usage patterns - Must support automation of energy-saving strategies and demand response - Should allow integration with multiple data sources such as meters and sensors - Not just focused on monitoring; must also enable optimization of energy consumption - Must offer features that facilitate regulatory compliance and reporting