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The problem
Most energy projects die late in development after months spent on bad sites, grid limits and permitting surprises
What they do
AI agent, siting software and diligence services for power and data center developers
Traction ~100 customers (2024) incl. EDF Renewables, AES; agent deployed on 3.2 GW pipeline
Hiring trend
- Open roles
- 13
- Headcount
- ~70
Team 11 → 30 in 2024, ~69-74 now (LinkedIn/Tracxn); 14 open roles, few new postings since summer
Glassdoor
5.0 ★ 5 reviews ↗Funding
- Last round
- $11M
- Stage
- Series A
- Date
- Jul 2024
Led by Navitas Capital
- Hiring+1.513 open roles on the live job board (10–29 roles = +1.5)
- Funding recency0Series A · $11M, Jul 2024 (27 months ago): over 24 months = 0
- Traction+0.75Some growth: ~100 customers (2024) incl. EDF Renewables, AES; agent deployed on 3.2 GW pipeline
- Red flags0None found in the last 24 months
- Total2.251.5 + 0 + 0.75 − 0 = 2.25 → Warm-up
Seed rule: a Series A of $15M or less without strong traction starts in Warm-up whatever the score (Steady by score alone).
Distance (10K) is a separate read on how long the lead can last. It doesn't change the score.
Distance
10K · edge: learns from use
Real adoption with named developers and a proprietary parcel, grid and permitting dataset, but a small Series A player in a crowded siting market behind Enverus and LandGate (now owned by Wood Mackenzie), alongside Transect and Pivvot.
Sources: Latitude Media: Paces $11M Series A, ~100 customers (Sep 2024) ↗ · GlobeNewswire: Wood Mackenzie acquires LandGate (Jun 2026) ↗ · DCD: Paces Agent launch (May 2026) ↗
Open ops roles
No ops roles open right now
Last checked Oct 25, 2026