Mission Control
for Your Microgrids
NEW:
Stellar Edge with local display for easier install
New Sun Road Simplifies Your Distributed Energy Solutions
From Power to Powerful
We offer real-time visibility and remote control to manage and optimize your power systems operations wherever they are.
The Stellar Platform
New Sun Road begins with Stellar Microgrid OS™, a cloud-based SaaS offering, and Stellar Edge™ smart device controller. We harness robust IoT data acquisition, add reliable internet access and apply AI-driven insights to deliver remote control, notifications, and optimization across a microgrid portfolio. Stellar IS™ integrates our core technology for impactful energy access and digital connectivity projects.
The New Sun Road Advantage
MISSION-DRIVEN
Our diverse, highly-skilled team is passionate about accelerating renewable energy and Internet access.
VALUE-ADDED SOLUTIONS
We know how to take complicated systems with lots of data and provide automated solutions.
INNOVATIVE APPROACH
We use IoT and machine learning to operate over 600 microgrids through a cloud-based solution.
PROVEN EXPERIENCE
We have a global track record, enabling partners to manage fleets of energy projects remotely.
The Stellar Platform
Hybrid Stand Alone Power System for PG&E
Learn how New Sun Road partnered with BoxPower and provided the remote control and monitoring for PG&E’s stand alone power system in Briceburg, CA to bring safer, reliable electricity to this remote community.
FEATURED CASE STUDY
Our Success by the Numbers
New Sun Road’s Stellar platform is deployed worldwide. Stellar simplifies power system operations with IoT integration, reliable communication, and data-driven performance optimization.
How Does AI Reduce Costs and Increase Renewable Energy?
How Does AI Reduce Costs and Increase Renewable Energy?
Maximizing Hybrid Microgrid Solar Power Usage and Reducing Fuel Costs
Featured Partners
New Sun Road was selected to deliver the projects by Guatemala’s National Secretariat of Science and Technology (Senacyt) acting on a U.S. Trade and Development Agency technical assistance grant.
Installing Solar-Powered Microgrids in Guatemala (2023)