What is PassiveLogic?
Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Utah, PassiveLogic has redefined the intersection of building automation and human comfort. The company's proprietary platform utilizes occupant-based digital twins to simulate and evaluate how individuals experience their physical environment in real-time. By moving beyond static, rule-based HVAC systems, PassiveLogic provides a dynamic, autonomous control layer that significantly enhances energy efficiency and operational performance. This technology is increasingly vital for enterprise-level facilities seeking to meet stringent sustainability mandates while simultaneously improving the quality of the indoor experience.
How much funding has PassiveLogic raised?
PassiveLogic has raised a total of $139M across 4 funding rounds:
Series A
$16M
Series B
$34M
Private Equity
$15M
Series C
$74M
Series A (2020): $16M with participation from NREP, Addition, RETV Management LLC, A/O PropTech, and Keyframe Capital Partners LP
Series B (2022): $34M led by RET Ventures, Keyframe, Addition, Brookfield Growth, and Era Ventures
Private Equity (2022): $15M supported by Brookfield
Series C (2025): $74M featuring Keyframe, PSP, NOA Group, NVentures, Brookfield, Johnson Controls, and Prologis
Key Investors in PassiveLogic
Brookfield
A global alternative asset manager focused on investing in and operating high-quality assets across real estate, infrastructure, and renewable power.
Johnson Controls
A diversified technology leader providing HVAC systems, building management controls, and energy management consulting services globally.
Prologis
A global real estate leader specializing in the ownership and management of logistics facilities and distribution centers.
What's next for PassiveLogic?
With the successful closure of this major strategic investment, PassiveLogic is well-positioned to accelerate its market penetration and scale its autonomous control platform across global real estate portfolios. The company's trajectory suggests a shift from early-stage development toward widespread enterprise adoption, supported by a robust network of industry-leading backers. Future growth will likely focus on expanding the interoperability of its digital twin architecture, enabling seamless integration with existing building management systems and further cementing its role as the central nervous system for modern, high-performance infrastructure.
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