While energy giants dominate the grid, UrbanChain is quietly building the rails for a decentralized future. With just 23 employees and $2.5M in revenue, they're proving that fairness and locality aren't just buzzwords—they're a viable business model in the UK's volatile energy sector.

"UrbanChain isn't just selling energy; they're selling the idea that your neighbor's solar panels should power your home."

The leadership team reads like a tech startup, not a utility. CEO Somayeh Taheri and COO Mo Hajhashem are founders, not industry lifers. With a CIO, CDO, and CPO, they've built a full product stack. This isn't a traditional energy company slapping a website on old infrastructure—this is a software company first, energy trader second. Their tech stack (Tailwind, Vite, PWA) confirms this: they're building for speed and scalability, not just compliance.

• Revenue model likely hinges on transaction fees from local energy trades
• LinkedIn presence suggests B2B focus on enterprise logistics and commercial properties
• YouTube channel indicates educational content marketing for prosumers
• No funding data available—likely bootstrapped or early-stage private investment