Lumian is an Energy of Things (EoT) platform offering real-time, data-driven energy-saving and decarbonization solutions through a unified infrastructure. The platform’s architecture is highly flexible and can operate across any environment—cloud, on-premise, edge, or hybrid. Being hardware-agnostic, Lumian collects data via sensors and delivers alarms, insights, and real-time forecasts to help companies reduce their energy consumption. Its purpose-built AI engine, trained by domain experts, supports users in forecasting energy use and minimizing CO₂ emissions. By reducing time spent on manual processes and eliminating hidden inefficiencies, Lumian boosts operational efficiency, optimizes energy costs, and prevents billing errors.

The company has already achieved product-market fit, with a growing client base and over $380,000 in invoiced revenue from its first five clients over the past three years. Lumian has also established strategic partnerships with leading global technology providers.

By combining real-time tracking and intelligent recommendations, Lumian helps companies avoid excess energy taxation. Its no-code infrastructure makes it accessible to a broad user base. Monitoring both energy and sustainability metrics through a single interface enhances usability and enables seamless tracking of performance indicators. The platform maps and stores relationships between all collected data points. ERP integrations facilitate unit-based calculations and data consistency across business systems.

Lumian enables up to 10% savings through real-time analytics and up to 30% savings when combined with actionable recommendations—such as optimized electricity sourcing—tailored to customer needs. Its AI-driven infrastructure not only increases efficiency but also actively contributes to emissions reduction.

The Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) market is experiencing strong growth due to rising demand for sustainable and efficient energy solutions. Valued at approximately $62.8 billion in 2022, the market is projected to reach $148.63 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of around 10%.