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Stem Enters Energy Optimization Market With $10.2M in Venture Financing

Stem, Inc. [www.stem.com], creator of the world's first integrated cloud-based energy optimization solution, today announced its commercial launch with $10.2M in Series A financing. The financing, underwritten by the Angeleno Group and Greener Capital, closed in accordance with Stem's predecessor -- Powergetics. Stem will use the funding to market a solution that stands to radically transform the economics of energy consumption in commercial businesses.

Stem is developing a new service that will increase the profitability of commercial businesses by reshaping their electricity consumption curve. The service leverages real time data, cloud-based predictive analytics, state of the art energy storage, and value added services to help businesses optimize their energy use. Electricity continues to be one of the largest expenses for commercial businesses in spite of the proliferation of energy efficiency technologies. Stem approaches this problem from a fundamentally different perspective by optimizing the electricity that businesses have to use.

Stem is the first company to combine the scalable power of cloud computing with state-of-the-art energy storage to create savings that cannot be achieved with any other solution in the market.

The cleantech sector

"We have evaluated hundreds of companies in the cleantech sector. Stem is the only one that uses big data, cloud computing and energy storage to improve the bottom line," says Zeb Rice, Co-founder and Managing Partner at Angeleno Group, the lead Stem investor.

About Stem, Inc. San Francisco based Stem, Inc. is the first company to leverage real time big data, cloud-based predictive analytics, and state of the art energy storage to drive energy savings for commercial business owners. For more information, please visit www.stem.com

More information: Consumerelectronicsnet
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