Lektra turns solar-powered homes, businesses, and microgrids into distributed AI compute sites, pairing on-site energy with servers that run cloud workloads. Its Energy Host program lets power owners buy and host Lektra BusinessEdge hardware while the company’s cloud platform connects, monitors, meters, and bills the resulting infrastructure. The New York-based company’s model gives renewable-energy producers a second customer beyond the grid and extends computing closer to the people and businesses using it.
Solar Farms New YorkSolar Farms New York develops community solar farms across New York, giving renters, homeowners and businesses access to solar power without installing rooftop panels. Serving customers of NYSEG, National Grid and Central Hudson, the company applies solar credits directly to utility bills and guarantees a 5% discount on those credits. Its farms have enrolled more than 26,000 New York households and generated over $2 million in savings.ALBANY, NY
altPOWERFounded in 1998, altPOWER develops, designs, and supplies complete renewable energy systems, with a particular focus on bringing solar and wind generation into urban buildings. The New York-based company is known for Building Integrated Photovoltaics and has developed rooftop and small-scale wind systems at sites including the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the Brooklyn Army Terminal, and Battery Park City.New York, NY
EnerfyEnerfy designs and manufactures solar micro-inverters and modular energy-storage systems, helping homes and businesses convert, monitor, store and sell locally generated power. With operations in Europe, the United States and China, the company brings more than 10 years of experience to distributed energy systems, including its Innowatt micro-inverter and scalable PowerBox and PowerHub platforms. Enerfy says its technology is supported by more than 16 patents and serves customers in over 30 countries.NEW YORK, NY
VeridianVeridian develops SuperFuel, a high-density rechargeable baseload power system designed to supply AI and cloud data centers without relying on diesel or waiting years for grid connections. The company says its systems can deliver baseload-class power in about 18 months and support microgrids for resilient, edge, and sovereign infrastructure.