Private Markets: Progress Made Possible
Network providers often do not see it as cost effective to place cell towers in lower income communities, resulting in imbalanced connectivity across populations.
Energy & Environment
Community Development
IMPACT SECTOR
INDUSTRY
Information Technology
- We walk past streetlights and utility poles every day. They are ubiquitous. They are spaced 50 meters apart, rise 8-10 meters high, offer a constant source of power and sit close to fiber. Ubicquia has found a way to use these often-overlooked assets to solve five big infrastructure challenges:
- Reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions by giving communities a better way to control their lighting and monitor their environment.
- Improving public safety by providing a simpler, more cost-effective way to deploy cameras and shot detectors.
- Accelerating 5G and broadband deployments by providing a better way to deploy WiFi, small cells and microwave technology.
- Strengthening grid resiliency and preventing wildfires by giving utilities a more reliable way to monitor millions of transformers.
- Giving communities the information they need to better allocate resources and improve quality of life.
and Business Mission
- Ubicquia has one clear purpose: To make communities smarter, safer and more connected.
- Smarter: Every platform it creates is designed to attach to existing streetlight and utility infrastructure and provide industry-changing information.
- Safer: It looks for safety concerns communities face—like air quality, wildfires, traffic accidents and rising crime rates—and invests in R&D to address them.
- More Connected: It makes it easier to build and operate and extend the reach of broadband networks – whether it’s 4G and 5G networks, or WiFi.
Impact metrics tracked1
1As of July 2022. Metrics calculated and provided directly by the general partner or underlying company.
Ubicell lighting cells
49K
1,327 metric tons
CO2 emissions avoided
Simply connected.
Simply smart.
Data provided directly by the general partner or underlying company.
Private Markets: Progress Made Possible
AeroSafe
Benevity
BetterNight
DigiCert
Climate Impact Partners
Imagine Learning
Ubicquia
Simply connected.
Simply smart.
Data provided directly by the general partner or underlying company.
Impact metrics tracked1
1As of July 2022. Metrics calculated and provided directly by the general partner or underlying company.
Ubicell lighting cells
49K
1,327 metric tons
CO2 emissions avoided
- Ubicquia has one clear purpose: To make communities smarter, safer and more connected.
- Smarter: Every platform it creates is designed to attach to existing streetlight and utility infrastructure and provide industry-changing information.
- Safer: It looks for safety concerns communities face—like air quality, wildfires, traffic accidents and rising crime rates—and invests in R&D to address them.
- More Connected: It makes it easier to build and operate and extend the reach of broadband networks – whether it’s 4G and 5G networks, or WiFi.
and Business Mission
- We walk past streetlights and utility poles every day. They are ubiquitous. They are spaced 50 meters apart, rise 8-10 meters high, offer a constant source of power and sit close to fiber. Ubicquia has found a way to use these often-overlooked assets to solve five big infrastructure challenges:
- Reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions by giving communities a better way to control their lighting and monitor their environment.
- Improving public safety by providing a simpler, more cost-effective way to deploy cameras and shot detectors.
- Accelerating 5G and broadband deployments by providing a better way to deploy WiFi, small cells and microwave technology.
- Strengthening grid resiliency and preventing wildfires by giving utilities a more reliable way to monitor millions of transformers.
- Giving communities the information they need to better allocate resources and improve quality of life.
Network providers often do not see it as cost effective to place cell towers in lower income communities, resulting in imbalanced connectivity across populations.
INDUSTRY
Information Technology
Energy & Environment
Community Development
IMPACT SECTOR
