Hardware and software that pull live telemetry from multi-vendor solar assets into one operations dashboard.
Odyssey Energy Solutions runs a software and financing platform that connects distributed renewable energy developers, financiers, and equipment suppliers across emerging markets. The platform covers origination, due diligence, credit underwriting, procurement, portfolio and construction tracking, and asset performance analytics for solar and hybrid storage projects.
Its procurement business aggregates equipment orders from small and mid-sized engineering, procurement, and construction firms and embeds supply chain credit so those buyers can order hardware before customer payments arrive. Odyssey also supplies results-based finance tooling, including remote verification and claims management, to development finance institutions, donors, and government electrification programs.
Companies similar to Odyssey Energy Solutions include Solara Energy, Open Energy Group, and .
Odyssey Energy Solutions was founded in 2017.
Odyssey Energy Solutions' headquarters is located in Boulder, CO, US.
Odyssey Energy Solutions' most recent funding round was for $27M (USD) in September 2026.
As of Sep 1, 2026, Odyssey Energy Solutions has raised a total of $47.3M (USD).
Odyssey Energy Solutions has 55 employees as of Sep 3, 2026.

Odyssey Energy Solutions operates a financing, procurement, and asset-management platform for distributed renewable energy projects in emerging markets.
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A financial-modelling module that turns commercial solar project data into investor-ready packages.
A marketplace where renewable energy developers find and apply to open project financing programmes.
Programme tooling that runs results-based electrification schemes from feasibility through verified disbursement.
Software that digitises origination, disbursement and monitoring for lenders financing distributed solar portfolios.
Managed equipment sourcing, warehousing and delivery for solar developers that lack a supply-chain team.
Working-capital credit that lets solar developers order project equipment before paying for it.