# Aston Labs Co.

Startup profile on Capital Atlas: https://capitalatlas.ai/startups/aston-labs

- Industry: Renewable Energy
- Headquarters: Raleigh, US
- Website: www.astonpower.com/
- Total disclosed funding: $17M
- Latest round: Series A (Mar 25, 2026)
- Investors on record: 3

## About

Based in the U.S., Aston Labs Co. is a clean energy provider that offers industrial private grids and renewable energy solutions.

Founded in 2022 by co-founders Greg Robinson, Ed McKenzie, Kha Dang, Jim Lumsden, and Michael Marshall and based in North Carolina, US, Aston Labs Co. specialises in developing industrial private grids to deliver carbon-free energy for industrial energy consumers, including data centres, cold storage facilities, dry warehouses, EV charging stations, and green fuel facilities. In March 2026, Aston Labs Co. raised USD 17.24 million in series A funding co-led by investors Building Ventures and TDK Ventures, with participation from another investor  JLL Spark. Other unspecified investors also participated in the round.

Aston Labs’ primary product is the Aston Campus, a modular and self-contained energy generation and distribution system. Each campus integrates multiple renewable energy sources, including energy generation: Utilising solar, wind, geothermal, and SMRs for scalable, renewable power generation. Energy Storage: Advanced battery systems for storing surplus energy and ensuring operational continuity. Energy Distribution: Custom-built industrial private grids to deliver power efficiently and meet fluctuating demand. Additionally, Aston campuses serve various sectors: data centres, cold storage, dry warehouses, EV charging, and green fuels.

The company’s revenue is generated by providing integrated power infrastructure and power delivery services to data center operators, industrial customers, and infrastructure developers. Aston Power engages clients through project-based agreements involving power network development, infrastructure deployment, energy management, and long-term service arrangements. Customers purchase access to coordinated power solutions that combine generation, transmission, storage, and operational management. The company also derives revenue from software-enabled energy orchestration services and ongoing management of deployed power infrastructure assets.

The company will use the March 2026 funding to scale physical operations, expand geographically across North America, and accelerate deployment of its power-infrastructure platform addressing power constraints affecting AI and data-center projects.

## Funding rounds

- Series A, Mar 25, 2026, $17M — JLL Spark, Building Ventures, TDK Ventures

## Investors

- JLL Spark (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/jll-spark) — Series A
- Building Ventures (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/building-ventures) — Series A
- TDK Ventures (https://capitalatlas.ai/funds/tdk-ventures) — Series A