Lunar Energy acquired UK-based distributed-energy-management company Moixa. The transaction terms were not publicly disclosed. Moixa's Gridshare software, team, and strategic investors became part of Lunar's platform.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 16, 2026
Lunar Energy is a privately held clean-energy technology company founded in 2020 that develops integrated residential solar-and-battery hardware and software for home electrification and virtual power plants. Its mission is to make homes cleaner, more reliable, and more energy independent.
Primary product
The Lunar System: an integrated residential solar-and-battery system comprising modular Lunar Batteries, solar-panel Maximizers, Bridge, smart breakers, backup controls, the Lunar App, and AI-powered energy optimization. Lunar also offers Lunar Gridshare, an enterprise distributed-energy-management and virtual-power-plant platform.
Founded
2020
Headquarters
Mountain View, California, United States
Team size
150-200
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Renewable energy equipment manufacturing
Sub-industry
Residential energy storage, home electrification, distributed energy resources, and virtual power plants
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series D
Total raised
$532M
Latest round
Series D · Feb 2026
Latest amount
$102M
Feb 2026 · Activate Capital
Feb 2026 · B Capital and Prelude Ventures
Leadership
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Co-Founder and Chief Architect
Chris Wright
SVP of Software Technology and Product
Grace Hsu
Head of Legal and HR
Rishi Simha
VP of Finance and Accounting
VP of Revenue
Senior Director of Operations and Director of Supply Chain
Head of Markets
The company describes itself as mission-driven, collaborative, inclusive, fast-paced, and focused on building clean-energy products with measurable real-world impact. It emphasizes a healthy work-life balance, employee contribution, and a mix of hardware, firmware, software, manufacturing, and energy-industry expertise. Office and remote options vary by role and geography.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Public job postings indicate competitive base pay plus equity or stock options. A California Senior Embedded Firmware Engineer posting listed an estimated salary range of $150,000-$180,000, while a Staff Firmware Engineer posting listed $200,000-$230,000. UK postings describe competitive salary plus stock options, 25 days of annual leave, pension matching, and other benefits. Public job postings ask candidates about sponsorship, but the company does not appear to publish a universal sponsorship policy; third-party immigration and H-1B data indicate sponsorship has occurred, especially for technical roles.
Benefits
Pricing
Residential pricing is quote-based and delivered through installation partners. Customers can generally purchase with cash, use a solar loan, or use a lease or power-purchase-agreement structure through partners such as Sunrun. Sunrun has marketed Lunar systems through monthly lease plans that can start at $0 down. Lunar Gridshare and enterprise services use negotiated, business-to-business pricing.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1 million-$10 million annually; one third-party company profile estimates approximately $3 million
Estimated monthly visits
19.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Lunar Energy acquired UK-based distributed-energy-management company Moixa. The transaction terms were not publicly disclosed. Moixa's Gridshare software, team, and strategic investors became part of Lunar's platform.
SourceLunar has raised substantial capital but remains a private, hardware-intensive company scaling manufacturing and geographic deployment. Management said it had deployed more than 2,000 systems in California and planned to increase deployments four- to fivefold, creating execution, supply-chain, installation, and capital-efficiency risks typical of residential energy hardware.
SourceLunar Energy · Jul 2026
Lunar described its third Japanese virtual power plant program, using Gridshare to optimize household batteries against solar generation, consumption, tariffs, and grid conditions.
Lunar Energy · Feb 2026
Lunar announced a $102 million Series D led by B Capital and Prelude Ventures, following a previously unannounced $130 million Series C led by Activate Capital. The company said the capital will support nationwide battery deployment and expansion of Lunar Gridshare.
TechCrunch · Feb 2026
TechCrunch reported that Lunar had raised more than $500 million in total and planned to scale manufacturing to 20,000 units by the end of 2026 and 100,000 by the end of 2028.
Bloomberg · Feb 2026
Bloomberg covered Lunar's new financing and reported approximately 2,000 California installations, as well as the company's software for optimizing battery charging, discharging, and grid exports.
Lunar Energy
Lunar's current product materials describe a partnership with Octopus Energy for a battery electricity plan, connecting residential storage with retail-energy services.
19 jobs at Lunar Energy