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Fram Energy Featured in Fast Company: Building the Billing Infrastructure for Decentralized Energy
Fram Energy was featured in Fast Company in a report on how AI-driven electricity demand is straining America's aging power grid and accelerating the shift to decentralized energy.
Fram Energy is the billing and financial infrastructure platform for decentralized energy. As solar farms, storage operators, and property owners increasingly sell power directly through long-term agreements, most still run billing on spreadsheets, and it costs them. Fast Company reported that one Fram customer had underbilled by $150,000 over six months without realizing it; another was spending $50,000 a month just to invoice correctly.
Fram's platform automates that work, handling more than 200 variables per bill across thousands of monthly transactions, and shows buyers exactly what they would have paid at standard grid rates versus what they actually paid.
Founder and CEO Charlotte Meerstadt calls Fram the "Stripe for the decentralized energy future", a market she projects could reach $2 trillion by 2034, growing at a 30% compound annual rate as businesses lock in fixed electricity rates for 20 to 25 years instead of absorbing volatile grid prices.