60Hz

60Hertz builds maintenance software for energy assets in places the internet barely reaches. Its platform, and the mobile apps that go with it, let a technician log work, track an asset's history, and catch the early signs of failure on a solar array or microgrid in rural Alaska or Subsaharan Africa, offline, then sync when a connection appears. Remote assets fail for unglamorous reasons: a part nobody ordered, a check nobody logged, a technician who left and took the knowledge with them.

A clean energy project that sits broken delivers no carbon reduction at all, and in a remote community it also delivers no power. Unplanned maintenance is the primary threat to whether these assets ever pay back. Most software for this problem assumes a warehouse, a signal, and a full-time team. 60Hertz was built for the places that have none of those and need the electricity most.