Zero has secured an assessment contract with the city of Los Altos Hills, where it will help the city achieve its goal of reducing emissions from its housing sector by half by 2030.

Zero has been chosen as one of three climate tech startups for the latest cohort of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)'s West Gate program, which offers two years of support for Zero to further develop its home electrification platform and commercialize its technology.

Zero received the Catalyst award from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC), providing $65,000 in funds to develop their automated assessment tool.