Immedia Power

Immedia Power is an American distributed-energy equipment company developing DOR (Distributed On-demand Resource), a compact behind-the-meter, on-site power platform aimed at businesses whose growth is constrained by available electrical capacity. Rather than replacing a site's utility connection, DOR is designed to add generating capacity on the customer side of the meter, alongside the existing grid feed. The company positions the product around a simple proposition: keep the grid you have and grow the capacity you need. The DOR concept is built around modular, multifuel generation units combined with an intelligent control layer called Power OS. In the illustrative configuration shown on the company's website, a site with a 400 kW grid connection could add three planned 200 kW DOR units to reach roughly 1 MW of total site supply, covering compute, cooling and supporting loads. Immedia Power presents the platform as suitable for edge data centers, EV charging fleets, commercial and industrial facilities, and ports and terminals, and describes operating modes including grid-only, grid-plus-DOR, and island mode. The company notes that island mode does not imply seamless transfer and that usable capacity depends on site design and validation. Immedia Power is an early-stage venture. Its public news page records a series of 2026 milestones and recognitions, including acceptance into Plug and Play's Sugar Land Accelerator Program Batch 4, selection for the Rice Alliance Energy Tech Venture Forum and as a founding member of Rice Alliance's Venture Advantage Platform, participation in Greentown Labs' Climatetech Summit, and the signing of its first binding purchase order. The company has also added advisory-board talent, such as energy and industrial executive Marcelo Ranieri. These activities place Immedia Power within the Houston, Texas energy and climatetech startup ecosystem. The company is privately held and does not disclose a founding year, ownership structure, or financial details in the supplied evidence. Its go-to-market posture is B2B and project-oriented, inviting prospective customers to discuss their sites and investors to request a deck. DOR remains in development, with the website describing engineering targets rather than a shipped commercial product line.

Immedia Power is an American distributed-energy equipment company. Its public record, as reflected on its own website and news page, is that of an early-stage venture building a behind-the-meter power product rather than a long-established manufacturer. The company's central development effort is DOR, the Distributed On-demand Resource. DOR is conceived as a compact, multifuel, on-site power platform that adds capacity on the customer side of the utility meter, alongside an existing grid connection. The design intent is to let a site keep its current grid feed and grow its total supply by adding modular generating units, rather than waiting on utility upgrades or replacing its connection. Immedia Power pairs the hardware concept with a control layer called Power OS, which is designed to adjust output as a site's demand changes. The company illustrates the concept with an edge data center example: a site with 400 kW of grid capacity could add three planned 200 kW DOR units to reach roughly 1 MW of total site supply for compute, cooling and supporting loads. It lists additional target applications including EV charging fleets, commercial and industrial facilities, and ports and terminals, and describes grid-only, grid-plus-DOR, and island operating modes. The company is explicit that these are engineering targets and illustrative examples, that usable capacity depends on site design and validation, and that island mode does not imply seamless transfer. During 2026, Immedia Power accumulated a series of startup-ecosystem recognitions and commercial firsts. In August 2026 it was accepted into Plug and Play's Sugar Land Accelerator Program Batch 4; it was selected to participate in the Rice Alliance Energy Tech Venture Forum and became a founding member of Rice Alliance's Venture Advantage Platform; it was selected to pitch at Greentown Labs' Climatetech Summit during Houston Energy and Climate Startup Week; and it was invited to Plug and Play's University Pitch Session as one of 36 hand-selected startups. On August 11, 2026, the company signed its first binding purchase order, which it described as moving it from documented market interest to a first contractual commercial order. On August 7, 2026, energy and industrial executive Marcelo Ranieri joined its advisory board. These activities situate Immedia Power in the Houston, Texas energy and climatetech startup ecosystem. The company is privately held; the supplied evidence does not state a founding year, founders, ownership, funding amounts, or a listing. Its website invites prospective customers to discuss their sites and investors to request a deck, indicating a B2B, project-development go-to-market. DOR remains in development.

• Immedia Power participates in Plug and Play Sugar Land Batch 4 Selection Day.

• Marcelo Ranieri joins Immedia Power's advisory board.

• Immedia Power signs its first binding purchase order.

• Immedia Power invited to Plug and Play's University Pitch Session as one of 36 hand-selected startups.

• Immedia Power selected to pitch at Greentown Labs' Climatetech Summit.

• Immedia Power selected as a founding member of Rice Alliance's Venture Advantage Platform.

• Immedia Power selected to participate in the Rice Alliance Energy Tech Venture Forum.

• Immedia Power accepted into Plug and Play's Sugar Land Accelerator Program Batch 4.

Compact, multifuel behind-the-meter power designed to help sites grow beyond their existing grid capacity without replacing the utility connection.

• DOR (Distributed On-demand Resource)

  A compact, multifuel behind-the-meter, on-site power platform designed to add capacity on the customer side of the meter alongside an existing grid connection. In development.

• Power OS

  A monitoring and control layer designed to adjust DOR output as a site's demand changes.

1. 1Immedia Power | Behind-the-Meter Power for Growing Sitesimmediapower.com
2. 2Company News | Immedia Powerimmediapower.com
3. 3Immedia Powerwikidata.org