
Exmouth-based energy tech startup Yottar has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding to support its early-stage growth and development.
SUMMARY
- Exmouth-based energy tech startup Yottar has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding to support its early-stage growth and development.
The funding round was led by Haatch, with additional participation from Cape Capital. Yottar plans to use the investment to expand its operations and accelerate product development.
Led by CEO Pete Clutton-Brock, CTO Steve Day, and Chief Product Officer Jonathan Thompson, Yottar supports energy asset developers in finding and securing viable grid connection sites—without upfront application fees or long delays from Distribution Network Operators (DNOs).
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Using a digital twin of the energy system, Yottar consolidates and analyzes data from network operators to help developers identify locations with available capacity.
Its proprietary algorithm predicts the likelihood of grid connection approval, estimates the available power capacity, and provides expected connection timelines, making the process faster, clearer, and more efficient.
Founded in 2023, Yottar is tackling grid congestion the biggest barrier to achieving net zero. As renewable energy and electrification surge, electricity grids are becoming overwhelmed, leaving 80% of grid applications unsuccessful.
Yottar is changing this with a digital twin of the energy system, giving developers the data and tools to find viable connection points. Their platform consolidates network operator data, using a proprietary algorithm to predict grid connection success, power availability, and timelines.
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