10 European VCs That Are Investing In Climate Tech

Venture Capital Firms Focusing on Climate Tech

In the context of increasing environmental awareness, venture capital firms across Europe are seeking startups that contribute to solving climate challenges. These investments target sectors such as agriculture, transport, and energy, with a focus on sustainability and decarbonization.

Based in Berlin, Germany, Future Energy Ventures supports startups that are ready to scale across Europe, Israel, and the USA, with a focus on energy transition and decarbonization. The company targets digital and scalable companies seeking Series A funding and beyond. Their portfolio includes companies like ev.energy and Hypelabs.

Located in London, Future Planet Capital is an impact-focused venture capital firm backing companies from leading universities and innovation centers. Their investments align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, with a portfolio of 140 companies like Navenio and Beam, aiming to address global challenges profitably.

Ananda Impact Ventures invests in European companies that achieve significant social and environmental impacts. With a portfolio of 44 companies, their investments include Jua, Ocean Ledger, and Decade, focusing on impactful business solutions.

Extantia Capital, based in Berlin, invests in companies developing innovative climate technologies. They focus on early-stage software and hardware that can lead to sustainable industry transformations.

2150 is a venture capital firm addressing sustainability challenges in urban development. Their investments focus on technologies that promote sustainable urbanization, with portfolio companies like Ampd Energy and NatureMetrics.

The GET Fund is an impact venture capital investor supporting startups in sectors such as energy, food, agriculture, manufacturing, buildings, and mobility. Their portfolio includes Vamo and Circumonics, aiming to lead in cleantech investments.

Climate VC, based in the UK, is an S/EIS fund investing in pre-seed and seed-stage climate startups. Their portfolio includes Cur8 and Anaphite, focusing on technologies that contribute to decarbonizing the economy.

Carbon13 supports ventures addressing climate change, particularly those capable of reducing CO2 emissions by 10 million tonnes annually. They run venture-building programs in the UK and Germany, seeking globally scalable climate tech startups.

Pale Blue Dot invests in early-stage software and hardware companies within the climate tech sector, with a focus on decarbonization. Their portfolio spans globally, including companies like Varm and VEAT.

Based in London, Sustainable Ventures supports climate startups from ideation to exit. With over 53 startups in their ecosystem, they provide guidance and mentorship, with portfolio companies like Biophilica and Sunswap.

Based on reporting by techround.co.uk.