Neuralwatt

The GreenPT blog index lists a Statement titled "GreenPT and Neuralwatt: reverse the order on AI's buildout" (August 11, 2026) in which GreenPT and Neuralwatt jointly argue that at least 82 gas plants are being built or proposed for US data centers and that the industry should first cut AI's waste before expanding comp Beyond the partnership statement, the GreenPT blog index surfaces other product and announcement posts (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash EU access, GLM-5.3 availability, Honey LoRA adapters on Hugging Face, the Caveman/Ponytail rulesets, and Kimi K3 hosting) that are GreenPT-side news and do not name Neuralwatt. Only the August 11

The aliou.me changelog for the third-party "pi-neuralwatt" extension (v0.15.0, August 27, 2026) notes that the extension now builds its model catalog from Neuralwatt's live /v1/models response instead of a local visibility list, including overrides for Flex pricing, Kimi K3 context, and Qwen chat-template compatibility The page also lists unrelated releases for pi-utils-settings, pi-processes, pi-ts-aperture, pi-synthetic, and "sh" that do not bear on Neuralwatt. For this subject, only the pi-neuralwatt v0.15.0 entry is Neuralwatt-specific and signals active third-party integration rather than a Neuralwatt-authored release.

Neuralwatt, a Seattle-based startup founded by Microsoft veterans Chad Gibson (CEO) and Scott Chamberlin (CTO), has debuted what GeekWire describes as the first real-time carbon emissions tracker for AI inference workloads. According to the GeekWire profile, the platform captures a carbon intensity snapshot each time a The company frames its product in the context of growing concern over AI infrastructure buildout, projecting that AI could generate 24 million to 44 million metric tons of CO2 per year by 2030 if current energy-use approaches continue. Gibson told GeekWire that cloud users already expect emissions data tied to usage an

An August 28, 2026 third-party AI model changelog from modelcompare.dev documents additions and pricing changes on Neuralwatt's hosted inference catalog. The new-model additions attributed to Neuralwatt are Qwen3.6 35B and Kimi K2.7 Code Fast. The catalog list also confirms Neuralwatt serves models from providers inclu The same changelog records notable price updates on Neuralwatt: GLM 5.2 Flex, GLM 5.2 Short Fast Flex, GLM 5.2 Short Flex, and Kimi K2.7 Code Flex all increased from prior per-million-token rates. These are gateway/host pricing changes on Neuralwatt's catalog, useful as provider availability and pricing signals for dev

On March 25, 2026, Neuralwatt and GreenPT announced a strategic partnership aimed at establishing a new global standard for sustainable AI inference. The collaboration is built around making energy usage measurable, transparent, and tied to how AI is actually consumed, addressing what the companies describe as a black- The partnership pairs Neuralwatt's energy-aware inference platform with GreenPT's expertise to deliver sustainable AI products to market, with the companies noting that the lack of per-workload energy transparency is now both an operational and financial risk. CEO Chad Gibson said Neuralwatt Cloud was built to change t

On June 16, 2026, Neuralwatt launched real-time per-request carbon and energy reporting across its AI platform, extending the energy visibility it has offered since launch. According to the announcement, every API response now returns per-request carbon and energy data, turning what had been an annual estimate into a l Neuralwatt positions the feature as differentiated from tools that merely report energy and carbon: the company says it measures in order to optimize, cutting energy and now carbon at the workload level. CTO Scott Chamberlin stated that carbon "connects that measurement to the grid, the region, and the environmental co