Kora has launched a home energy system that integrates smart panels, batteries, inverters, applications, and a virtual power plant platform. The company has secured financing from Moneta Ventures and Growth Factory Ventures and plans to begin shipping to customers in the first quarter of 2026.

In addition to providing circuit level control through smart panels, the Kora system also allows homeowners to sell electricity in wholesale markets through the company's VPP Kora energy trading platform. The Kora application integrates the entire stack, panel, inverter, and battery into a system that automatically transfers loads to cheaper sources of electricity, stores energy when electricity prices are low, and prioritizes solar energy.

Before founding Kora, I tried several leading home energy systems. Their user experience is poor, the devices are expensive, and the features are limited, "said Greg Connoly, founder and CEO of Kora. Our original intention in founding Kora was to bring the entire industry into the era of artificial intelligence through a system, allowing homeowners to truly control energy from day one, obtain reliable backups, and automatically reduce bills. ”

The energy storage system can be expanded to 111.2 kWh and supports 91.2 kW of power. The main components of the energy storage system are covered by a 12.5 year warranty period.