Amperon Holdings, Inc.

Founded in 2018 by co-founder and CEO Sean Kelly and headquartered in Houston, US, Amperon Holdings, Inc. offers advanced solutions for energy forecasting. In January 2026, Amperon Holdings, Inc. raised venture funding from investor Samsung Venture Investment.

Amperon specializes in AI-driven energy forecasting and analytics solutions aimed at enhancing grid reliability, managing financial risks, and optimizing renewable assets. Their core product offerings leverage advanced machine learning methodologies to provide high-precision demand forecasts and weather analytics, which are critical for navigating the complexities of modern energy markets. Amperon serves a diverse client base that includes financial traders, independent power producers (IPPs), utilities, public power entities, and commercial and industrial (C&I) users across North America, Europe, and Australia. The company’s forecasting tools, which rely on a wealth of weather data points and a sophisticated ensemble model, are designed to empower its users to make informed operational and financial decisions, ultimately driving profitability and operational efficiency.

Amperon generates revenue through a subscription-based model that enables clients to access its suite of forecasting and analytics tools. Transactions typically occur in the form of annual or multi-year contracts, where clients subscribe to specific services tailored to their operational needs, such as demand forecasting, load risk management, and asset optimization. As a provider of advanced analytics, Amperon offers pricing structures that vary based on the scale and complexity of the solutions utilized, which may include unique pricing plans for different market segments like public utilities or financial traders. The company’s flagship offerings are tailored to enhance operational decision-making by delivering insights into short-term demand fluctuations, renewable generation forecasts, and market volatility, promoting value creation for clients as they aim to reduce operational costs and increase revenue through improved forecasting accuracy.

The company will use the January 2026 funding to support global expansion and develop its next-generation energy forecasting products.