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Device and meter data platform for running grid programs

Raised to date

$12.5M

of $12.5M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$30K
Investors
7
Last filed
Jun 12, 2026

About

Texture builds a data and operations platform for the electricity grid, connecting meters, batteries, EVs, solar systems and market signals into one system of record. Utilities, distribution cooperatives and virtual power plant operators use it to monitor grid infrastructure in real time, run distributed energy programs from enrollment through device dispatch, and measure and settle performance. The company maintains first-party integrations with more than 50 device manufacturers, including Tesla, Honeywell and SolarEdge, and connects to over 100 utility systems such as AMI, SCADA, DERMS, CIS and GIS. It was founded in 2023 by Sanjiv Sanghavi, Nicholas Alan Brown and Victor Quinn and is based in New York City.

Rather than a point tool for one device class, Texture is a vendor-neutral data layer with first-party integrations across 50+ hardware manufacturers and 100+ utility systems, so a small co-op can launch a battery or EV program without building custom integration technology itself.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Jun 12, 2026Form D
    $12.5M/ $12.5M

Product

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Energy grid data and operations platform

A software platform the company calls the operating system for the energy grid: it ingests data from meters, devices, markets and utility systems, and provides monitoring, program management, dispatch and settlement across the grid hierarchy of sites, meters, transformers and feeders.

  • Real-time grid monitoring across sites, meters, transformers and feeders
  • Distributed energy program management from enrollment through device dispatch and performance tracking
  • Automatic device identification of EVs, batteries and solar from data patterns

Built for

Electric utilities, rural distribution cooperatives and municipal utilities, plus virtual power plant operators and grid services companies

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