Micora
Micora is a YC Fall 2026 (F26) company. Based in San Francisco, CA, USA. Team of 4.
About Micora
Summary
Micora builds palletized, containerized solar-plus-battery microgrids that ship anywhere in the continental United States within seven days and scale from 50 kW to multi-megawatt capacity. Forklift robots scan terrain and place solar pallets autonomously, assembling roughly one megawatt every eight days without specialized construction labor. The system targets data centers, advanced manufacturers, and other high-demand sites that need utility-scale power faster than conventional grid interconnection or EPC-built solar farms can deliver it.
Go-to-market
Customers configure and order a system directly through Micora's website, with projects designed autonomously on-site after delivery, replacing the need for an engineering, procurement, and construction firm.
From the Y Combinator listing
Microgrids in a box built anywhere in days
Micora builds a solar-farm-in-a-box that can be shipped anywhere and built without specialized labor. We have designed a new type of solar farm micorgrid that is palletized, lightweight, and deployable. Our system autonomously builds 100kWp of capacity per day and is easily scalable to MWs of capacity which is a size currently only serviced by slow moving and at capacity EPCs. As demand from data centers, advanced manufacturing, and electrification strains existing power infrastructure, the ability to deploy substantial generation quickly is becoming increasingly valuable and unavailable. We are the only company that services utility-scale power needs in weeks.
Facts
- Industrials / Industrials -> Energy
- San Francisco, CA, USA
- 4
- Active
- Early
Founders (1)
- Frederik (Fredy) Mareels
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