Terragrit Secures Investment From National Grid Partners
Terragrit secured a strategic investment from National Grid Partners, the companies said in a press release. The funding will support product development and commercial growth in the energy and utilities sector.
Terragrit provides an AI based virtual sandbox for modeling physical operations. Teams can test proposed infrastructure changes and compare their effects on capacity, resilience, cost, reliability and project sequencing before implementation.
The investment also gives Terragrit access to National Grid Partners' industry expertise and the NextGrid Alliance, a network of innovation executives from more than 170 utility companies worldwide.
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