Aircuity builds airside efficiency solutions that combine real-time sensing and continuous analysis of indoor environments to lower operating costs and improve safety and comfort. Its systems target HVAC-related energy reductions, typically achieving 25% to 50% savings, with best results in 100% outside-air facilities and highly variable occupied spaces. The company serves higher education, research and life sciences, commercial office, K-12, healthcare, government, and public assembly sectors. Aircuity reports orders for over 600 systems in 16 countries and cites marquee customers such as the University of Pennsylvania, Eli Lilly, Masdar City, Bank of America Tower, and UC Irvine. Management says recent system enhancements improve returns for clients and that market awareness of airside efficiency is rising. The company intends to use new funding to support a five-year expansion plan to accelerate growth across the rapidly expanding airside efficiency market. Aircuity provides intelligent airside efficiency solutions that monitor indoor environments and adjust ventilation in real time via its OptiNet® system. Its platform pairs continuous sensing with Aircuity Advisor™ Services to analyze data and help facility managers maintain energy savings and monitor lab indoor air quality. The company says its solutions can cut laboratory energy use by 40–60% with typical paybacks under two years, and reduce energy use in offices and public facilities by 20–30% with 3–5 year paybacks. Aircuity has been deployed at commercial, institutional and lab buildings including the University of Pennsylvania, Eli Lilly, Masdar City, the Bank of America Tower and UC Irvine. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts. The business is positioning its platform for future growth and wider adoption among building owners and operators.

Total raised

$9M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Apr 2015