Nexora Grid was founded by engineers who spent a decade building the systems utilities already rely on — and got tired of watching outages get discovered by customers instead of sensors.
Our founding team came out of grid operations and applied machine learning — not the other way around. Before Nexora, we were the people staring at historian dashboards at 3 a.m., trying to work out why a feeder had tripped twenty minutes after it happened.
We built Nexora Grid to close that twenty-minute gap to zero — and then to push further, so the failure is predicted before it's felt. Today the platform runs across utility, renewable and industrial networks on three continents.
Started with a single question: why does the customer call before the sensor does?
First real-time monitoring deployment goes live with a regional utility partner.
Digital-twin mapping and predictive anomaly detection round out the core suite.
Nexora Grid expands beyond North America into European and APAC utility networks.
Nexora Flow launches, closing the loop from detection to autonomous response.
An alert that isn't actionable is a cost, not a feature. We tune for relevance first.
We design for the person on shift at 3 a.m., not the person buying the software.
A monitoring platform that goes down is worse than no platform at all.