Singapore · Oil & energy startup

AMPLICITY

Amplicity helps industrial sites unlock value from the battery assets they already own.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

Oil & energySingapore, Singapore

About AMPLICITY

Amplicity helps industrial sites unlock value from the battery assets they already own.

Most backup batteries are built for resilience and remain idle. At the same time, energy costs fluctuate, tariffs remain unoptimised and Scope 2 requirements continue to grow. We introduce a software control layer that enables these assets to operate as a dual engine, reducing on-site electricity costs while generating recurring revenue through grid participation. • Reduce electricity costs through peak management • Generate recurring revenue from energy markets • Achieve measurable Scope 2 reduction • Access real-time, auditable performance reporting Deployed on existing infrastructure, the system operates within site-approved guardrails, with no disruption to operations or backup readiness. Backed by ENGIE, Amplicity delivers a performance-based model with no upfront capex and built for energy-intensive industrial environments.

What company datasets say AMPLICITY raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all1Min the source's currency
Last roundSeed
Last round size1M
Last round dateMar 2026

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Sector
Oil & energy
Region
Singapore

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