Solar Tech Investors
CapLink tracks 88 active investors with a stated focus on Solar Tech, forming a well-defined sub-segment of the venture market.
The mix is led by PE/Buy-Out, VC and Corporate VC, alongside 1 other investor type. Deal coverage spans Pre-Seed through PE/Buy-out, with the largest concentration at Seed.
Investor headquarters cluster in United States, Canada, South Africa, Mexico and Belize, with activity across 194 countries in total. Ticket sizes range from roughly $10K to $750M, covering early angel cheques through to growth-stage rounds.
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ALLVP ALLVP - Antoni & Lelo de Larrea Venture Partners - founded by Federico Antoni and Fernando Lelo de Larrea in 2012, is the most active fund in the early stage venture capital industry in Mexico. With twenty-four highly innovative companies across two portfolios, the Fund has invested in other successful companies such as Cornershop, the fastest growing on-demand grocery platform in Latin America, Alkanza, a robo-advisory platform for emerging markets, and Enlight, leading solar electricity service provider for residential and commercial customers facing high electricity costs. The firm invests in high impact innovative companies that provide better access and better services through technology. |
Aravis Aravis SA is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in investments in seed/startups, early-stage, expansion, growth and development capital, mature, late venture , later stage , buyout, spin-off, and turnaround investments. It seeks to invest in companies needing seed financing up to companies with early and late stage preclinical development. The firm prefers to invest in life sciences, renewable energy, and luxury goods sector. Within energy, the firm seeks to invest in companies that produce renewable energy from wind, solar and water. Within life sciences, it focuses on biopharmaceutical, healthcare technology, medical technology, life sciences tools and services, biotechnology, and on companies developing break-through technologies or working in the therapeutic area of immunology, inflammation, oncology, and CNS. Within the luxury sector it focuses on accessories, including leather goods, shoes, and jewellery. It seeks to invest in Swiss life sciences companies based in Europe, Asia, United States, and Canada and those renewable energy companies based in Europe. In the luxury sector it seeks to invest in emerging and declining mid-size companies in Europe and emerging companies in Asia. It invests in companies based in Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico. The firm typically invests between CHF 0.67 million ($0.7 million) and CHF 10 million ($9.64 million) in companies and an investment size between CHF 7 million ($6.75 million) and CHF 10 million ($9.64 million). It seeks to take an equity stake between 15 percent and 20 percent in its portfolio companies. The firm takes controlling and leading positions and exits its investments within five years through reverse take-overs, IPO’s, listings, and trade sale. Aravis SA was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland with additional offices in Laax, Switzerland and Menlo Park, California. |
Arowana Arowana is an award-winning certified B Corporation with operating enterprises in education, renewable solar energy, critical power services, asset management and venture capital, as well as other investments.
We are proud to have been named one of the Top Impact Companies in 2025 by Real Leaders Magazine. This marks the 6th straight year that Arowana has received the honour.
We have a long-term commitment to building and growing strong and sustainable enterprises that will have a positive impact on economies, industries and the people they employ. We understand that the work we do benefits more than the bottom line and we always consider the impact of our actions.
Arowana's core values are: Humility, Solidarity and Tenacity. |
Convexa Convexa is a venture capital firm specializing in investments from early stage to initial public offering or trade sale. The firm invests in early stage, growth stage, expansion, seed and venture stages. The firm prefers to invest in internet/digital technologies, information technology & telecom enabling technologies, oil & gas technologies, solar, materials technology, semiconductor technologies, agricultural technologies, and energy technologies. In internet/digital technologies the firm firm prefers to invest in consumer and enterprise. Within solar energy sector, the firm seeks to invest in crystalline si, thin film, concentrator PV, nano-materials, silicon ink, next generation, cleantech; food, water, energy, waste and transportation, materials technology applied in cleantech, and energy storage. Within oil & gas sector, it focuses on exploration, innovative drilling, intervention and work over methods, and enhanced recovery. Within information technology/telecom enabling technologies, it seeks to invest in enabling platforms, software, software services, cloud and web services, integration technology, search technology, wireless and value added telecom software services.The firm also invests in metallization paste technology, nano-silicon anode material for batteries, gallium layer transfer technology, internet, technology for handling of toxic materials and high-tech hydroponic farming/organic food and geopolymer technology. The firm seeks to invest in companies based in Scandinavia, Nordics, The United States, Florida and Silicon Valley. In Europe, the firm invests in firms having a Norwegian origin. It prefers to exit its investments between two and six years through merger, strategic sale, trade sale, or initial public offering. The firm seeks to take a board seat in its portfolio companies. Convexa was founded in 2000 and is based in Oslo, Norway with an additional office in Palo Alto, California. |
![]() FEI-OGEF Over half the population in Sub-Saharan Africa lacks access to reliable sources of energy. The Off-Grid Energy Access Fund, OGEF, helps tackle this challenge by providing local currency financing solutions to companies bringing affordable solar energy to communities living off the grid in the region. |
![]() AAF Group Aquagro Fund is the venture capital arm of Gaon Agro Industries Ltd. specializing in investments in incubation, early stage, growth stage, including seed stage, to late-stage companies, with an emphasis on early revenue and expansion stage companies. It typically invests in innovative water and agriculture technologies, as well as other innovative clean technologies including renewable energy, such as solar and wind power; state-of-the-art water related technologies; filtering and water recycling; computerized irrigation management and control; automated fertigation and efficient use of recycled water for agriculture and industry; aquaculture, Proprietary, advanced agro high-tech and agro-biotechnology; development of new hybrid and organic seeds; products for “boutique” agriculture; including but without limitation; health foods; herbal plants; functional foods; high value crops; etc.; greenhouses and automated growth facilities and environmental friendly food production using organic practices; modern packing houses and fresh food post-harvest technologies; and other cleantech fields i.e companies whose products or services are dedicated to the efficient use of natural resources including energy, water and air and to the reduction of the ecological impact of production by creating less waste or toxicity, energy generation, energy storage, energy infrastructure, energy efficiency and logistics, air quality, environmental IT, and enabling technologies. The firm primarily focuses on investments in companies based in Israel and North America. The firm seeks to invest in companies with the revenue of $5 Million with positive EBITDA, or clear line-of-sight to profitability. The firm preferably invests in companies with founder-owned and/or limited prior institutional funding. The firm prefers to hold minority stake. Aquagro Fund was founded in 2008 and is based in Tel Aviv, Israel. |
![]() SunFunder SunFunder is a mission-driven solar finance business based in Nairobi unlocking debt capital for solar energy in emerging markets, where over 2.2 billion people live without access to reliable energy. We offer borrowers a deep solar market expertise, an efficient due diligence process and strong customer partnerships, while simultaneously providing investors with diversified, high-impact, fixed income debt offerings of emerging market solar investments. We have unlocked a total of $62 million for the sector through our Beyond The Grid Solar Fund and other debt facilities. To date we have made over $64 million of loans in 60 debt facilities to 45 solar companies. |
Apicap SAS Apicap SAS is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in seed, start-up, mid venture, late venture, emerging growth, growth capital, middle market, buyout, recapitalization, industry consolidation, mature, turnaround and PIPES transactions. It considers investments in all industries but mainly focuses on hotel and real estate sectors, energy, tourism, agrifood, industrials, infrastructure, sea transport containers, information technology, software, hardware, telecommunication, Internet, life science, distribution, retail, services, catering, fishing, tourism including leisure, accommodation, services; new energies (except solar) ; agriculture ; civil engineering works ; transport ; craft; maintenance ; IT services; transport services and sub-marine cables, media, audio-visual and motion picture production companies. The firm prefers to invest mainly in France including the islands of La Reunion, Saint Barthelemy, Mayotte, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane (French Guiana), and Saint Martin and also considers investments in the rest of Europe. The company typically invests between €0.5 million ($0.66 million) and €20 million ($26.78 million) in companies with revenues between €1 million ($1.33 million) and €50 million ($66.68 million) and enterprise value of up to €150 million ($181.44 million). It can invest via shares, preferred shares, current account contribution or convertible bonds. It can take a minority or majority stake in its portfolio companies. The fund typically exits its investments through trade sale, initial public offering or secondary buyout. The firm was formerly known as OTC Asset Management. Apicap SAS was founded in 2001 and is based in Paris, France. |
![]() E3 Capital E3 Capital is a Private equity and Venture capital firm specializing in Seed, Series A stage, startup, early venture, emerging growth in growth capital companies. The firm focuses on energy, industrial, consumer discretionary, consumer durables and Apparel, information technology, software, communication services, climate-smart services, lighting, commercial and industrial (C&I) solar space, clean cooking, digital content, cold storage, connectivity, and ag tech solutions, such as low-carbon productivity and irrigation, digital connectivity, and applications. The firm typically invests in companies involved in solar home systems, mini-grids – both off-grid and grid-extensions – distribution of electricity access products, data management and novel financing techniques. tech-enabled, Digitised, Decentralised and Decarbonised, Digital Energy Services, Carbon, Industry & Prop-Tech, E-mobility, Logistics, Food & Ag-Tech, Circular Economies, Data Services, Connectivity The firm considers investments in Sub-Saharan Africa. E3 Capital was founded in 2015 and is based in Nairobi, Kenya. |
GE Capital GE Energy Financial Services is a private equity and venture capital arm of General Electric Co. specializing in investments in growth capital, bridge financing, acquisition, buyout, and recapitalization. It prefers to make mid venture, late stage, emerging growth, middle market, and mature transactions. The firm also provides project debt transaction, asset backed revolvers, and leveraged leases. It invests across the capital spectrum in the form of structured, common and second and third stage venture equity and private equity, debt products such as: leases, debt financing, preferred limited partnerships, limited partnerships, and project equity and finance. Within debt, the firm provides project, working capital, acquisitions, and capital expenditure financings to energy companies around the world. It provides structured project finance using debt and equity and also construction loans, lease financing, funding for late stage project development efforts, and venture capital for businesses. It typically invests in natural resources from its exploration, production, transportation, consumption; power generation, transmission, and distribution, vehicle fueling, oil and gas reserves and infrastructure, water, telephone and communications equipment repair, renewable energy, pipelines and storage, refining and distribution systems. Within water, the firm seeks to provide equity and customized debt finance for existing assets and projects under development in the commercial, industrial, and government infrastructure markets. It typically invests in water treatment, reuse, desalination, waste water treatment, and water transmission projects and assets globally. For renewable energy, the firm invests in wind, solar, hydro, and thermal power. Within private equity, the firm prefers to makes equity investment in private companies in energy technologies and services sector. Within coal, the firm provides tailored financial solutions like equipment leases and loans, senior secured debt, recapitalization, or acquisition financings. The firm primarily invests in Europe, North America, Latin America, Middle East, Australia, India, Southeast Asia-Pacific, Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa and China. It invests up to $5 million in each company and can also consider larger amounts. It invests a combination of equity and debt investments, from $25 million to $200 million per company. It seeks to lead transaction of $20 million or more. It provides lease financing for a variety of capital equipment utilized in the energy industry. The firm can provide 100 percent financing using a single investor or leverage lease structure. It prefers to invest common equity alone or co-invest in a wide variety of energy assets and projects. In venture investing, the firm makes minority or majority equity investments in private companies. It also makes selective investments in also publicly traded companies. GE Energy Financial Services was founded in 1980 and is based in Stamford, Connecticut with additional offices in Vancouver, Canada; Sydney, Australia; Singapore; New York, New York; Montreal, Canada; Los Angeles, California; London, United Kingdom; Houston, Texas; Gurgaon, India; Chicago, Illinois; Calgary, Canada; Nairobi, Kenya and Hong Kong. |
![]() InnoEnergy EIT InnoEnergy is a European company dedicated to accelerating sustainable energy innovations. Co-funded by the European Union, it aims to decarbonize Europe by 2050 through leadership in three industrial value chains: the European Battery Alliance (EBA) for battery storage, the European Green Hydrogen Acceleration Center (EGHAC) for green hydrogen, and the European Solar PV Industry Alliance (ESIA) for solar photovoltaics. EIT InnoEnergy supports over 500 companies, including more than 200 portfolio companies, and has launched over 300 products.
It collaborates with over 1,200 partners and has a network of over 2,000 Master and PhD alumni. The company offers tailored solutions to corporates, innovators, students, and the workforce, focusing on sustainable energy technologies that reduce energy costs, increase system performance, decrease greenhouse gas emissions, create jobs, and enhance competitiveness. |
Innovestor Innovestor is an active Finnish investment manager focusing on venture capital, real estate, and energy storage. Established in 2014, the firm has grown to a team of 30 professionals and manages over €400 million in capital commitments. Innovestor's mission is to "make Good Money" by bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, and partners to build a powerful community that positively impacts society.
The firm invests in early-stage technology and life science & health startups, emphasizing breakthrough innovations that drive productivity improvements, job creation, and economic prosperity. In real estate, Innovestor focuses on cashflow-generating, energy-efficient commercial properties with strong long-term value appreciation potential. Their energy storage investments support the clean energy transition, with a particular focus on integrated battery storage systems and solar panel solutions.
Additionally, Innovestor offers corporate venturing services, providing corporates with venture capital-level access to the European startup market through advisory, scouting, and partnership guidance. |
![]() Powerhouse Powerhouse is a venture capital firm specializes in an incubator, accelerator, pre-seed, seed and from series A to series C. The firm prefers to invest in the intelligent energy technologies including solar, fintech, storage, demand response, buildings, mobility, risk management, energy and grid integration. It also prefers to invest in intelligent energy software, primarily B2B, business model innovation for the clean energy industry. The firm prefers to make investments in startups across all stages, geographies, and climate technologies. The firm offers a 6-month program and seeks to invest a minimum of $0.01 million and a maximum of $0.25 million in exchange for a small equity stake, along with an additional seed investment ranging from $0.05 million to $0.25 million. Additionally, the check size for startup ranges from $0.5 million to $2 million. Powerhouse was founded in May, 2013 and is based in Oakland, California. |
![]() UC Capital UC Capital is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in transformation and growth capital, buyout; special situations; either under performance, stress, distress, or right-out insolvency. The firm typically invests in small and medium size enterprises. It prefers to invest in those companies with solutions to infrastructure (solar, construction, utilities, energy), manufacturing and engineered products, advanced materials, healthcare and automotive and companies with growth opportunities. The firm primarily invests in companies based in Europe including European Union with a focus on Northern Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux, Southern Germany, and France, and in India. It prefers to take majority stake. The firm seeks to acquire controlling stakes and co-invests in minority positions. UC Capital is based in Barcelona, Spain with additional office in Pune, India, Catalonia, Spain, Bangalore, India and Luxembourg. As of November 10, 2016, UC Capital operates as a subsidiary of Capvent. |
Tri-W Group Tri-W Group is a private equity and mezzanine firm specializing in middle-market, structured finance and structured or subordinated debt. The firm invests in real estate, manufacturing, value-added Distribution, solar projects, distinctive industrial and business services, hospitality, marinas, multi-family, seniors housing, storage, student housing. The firm primarily invest in the United States based businesses with a preference for the Midwest. It invests in companies with $2 million EBITDA, with Class A, B & C in terms of asset quality and larger with consistent positive cash flow and growth potential. The firm take controlling or non-controlling equity stakes. Tri-W Group was founded in 1912 and based in Columbus, Ohio |
![]() SJF Ventures SJF Ventures is a venture capital firm specializing in Series A-1, early, mid venture, late venture, expansion stage, growth-equity, and growth capital investments. The firm also makes secondary direct investments. For cleantech investments, it does not invest in start-up or early stage companies without commercial revenues, capital intensive companies requiring more than $25 million in equity, and upstream technology companies without market validation. The firm primarily invests in the cleantech and sustainability and technology-enhanced services sectors. Within cleantech, resource efficiency, and sustainability it seeks to invest in energy efficiency and technology, food safety, supply chain efficiency, demand reduction and response, and building automation; smart grid technologies, smart infrastructure repair and upgrades, including remote analysis, trenchless upgrade, wireless and robotic systems and other strategies for electric, water and wastewater technologies and services, and transportation systems; distributed and clean energy – solar, wind, geothermal, CNG and LNG; technologies addressing the aging infrastructure of electricity, water and waste; renewable energy, particularly developers, installers and integrators of solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass systems; asset recovery including reuse and recycling; green building technologies and services, including lighting, HVAC, materials, monitoring and controls, and other building systems; agricultural technology, aquaculture and sustainable food processing, particularly reducing water, fertilizer and chemical inputs, increasing yields, and improving food quality and safety; water and wastewater technologies and services, including leak detection and repair and distributed versus centralized system; commercial or industrial energy or waste recovery systems, biomass energy generation, combined heat and power, or solar thermal systems; web-based business models for efficiently connecting suppliers and customers to reduce waste, energy use, pollution or carbon impact, or to recover, reuse and recycle assets at their highest value; proprietary natural and organic food products and ingredients as well as personal care, bath and body and cosmetic; sustainable agriculture; and health and wellness consumer brands and services. Within the technology-enhanced services sector, the firm seeks to invest in companies that are leveraging the Internet, software and other information technologies to deliver innovative services to businesses and consumers including digital media and marketing services, education information technologies, reverse logistics, healthcare information technology and media; outsourced business services, such as distribution, fulfillment and maintenance offering; enterprise software-as-a-service; environmental data applications; clean web infrastructure software; education services, collaborative consumption; digital marketplaces; and crowdsourcing. It typically invests in the United States. The firm seeks to invest between $3 million and $10 million per portfolio company. It prefers to invest in companies with annual sales between $2 million and $30 million, enterprise value between $1 million and $50 million, and a maximum EBITDA of $10 million. The firm seeks to lead or participate in syndicate rounds with limited partners and co-investors for larger financings up to $10 million. It typically invests in companies that require less than $15 million over the life of the company in order to reach profitability and rapid sales growth. The firm usually invests in preferred stock, sometimes together with debt with warrants. It seeks to take a Board seat in its portfolio companies. The firm seeks to exit an investment within a period of five years or less through strategic mergers, initial public offerings, or management and private equity buyouts. SJF Ventures was founded in 1999 and is based in Durham, North Carolina with additional offices in San Francisco, California; New York, New York; and Richmond, Virginia. |
![]() Almak Capital Almak Capital provides to its clients a broad spectrum of investments, including private equity deals in different industries, venture investments in start-ups and «early growth» stage companies, and investements on stock markets of US, Europe, Asia and CIS countries.
3 Reasons to Work with Us
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EXPERIENCE
Our team has experience in finance and investment industries, including working on key positions in banking, corporate finance, and stock exchanges.
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PERSONAL APPROACH
We offer investments in accordance with individual preference of each investor.
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REPUTATION
We value our reputation and have earned high trust both from our clients and partners around the world.
We invest in mid-size companies on every stage of their growth. Both equity and debt financing could be options. Investment horizon does not exceed 2-3 years. We actively support co-investments with leading private equity and venture funds. At the moment our portfolio includes investments into oil&gas, solar energy, healthcare and retail industries.
Asset management
For our clients we offer a wide portfolio of liquid assets management: stocks, bonds and various structured products. We actively cooperate with leading brokerage companies of Kazakhstan, and also we are partners of brokerage companies of Great Britain and Russia. Almak Capital is the authorized Portfolio Manager of the largest brokerage company in the US – Interactive Brokers Inc. For each client, we propose an appropriate strategy: from conservative to aggressive.
Investment advisory
We actively consult our clients on various transactions: from helping on M&A deals to fundraising processes. A large network of partners in the CIS, Europe and the United States, allows you to attract the right partner to your business, which can bring not only financial resources, but also knowledge, technology and experience. |
Angeleno Group Angeleno Group, LLC is a venture capital and private equity firm specializing in growth capital and high-growth investments in the energy sector. The firm makes stage agnostic investments but prefers to invest in the later or expansion-stage, early venture and emerging growth. It invests in diversity of deal types such as buyouts, secondaries, first institutional equity, growth equity and PIPES. The firm seek to invests in technology agnostic tools, capital efficiency, climate solutions. near term markets and within the energy sector, the firm focuses on natural resources, clean energy, clean transportation, environmental solutions, water, agriculture, emission control and carbon management, advanced materials, transmission and distribution infrastructure, fuel technologies, Next Generation Energy Storage, recycling, Renewable power at scale, Collaborative Consumption, Geo-Spatial Intelligence, Sustainability Products, Internet of Things, electricity market next generation transportation, collaborative logistic, clean energy, industrial energy, energy efficiency and storage, power infrastructure, smart cities, renewable energy, solar, waste management, advanced lighting technologies, advanced transportation, digital Manufacturing, energy Information Technology, solar racking system, glass recycling technology, state of the art battery technologies, and wind. It seeks to invest in companies globally and those based in the United States. It prefers to invest between $10 million and $30 million per company. The firm prefers to be the lead investor with a focus on significant minority stakes, often collaborating and co-investing with other leading firms, and commits $5 million to $25 million per deal. Angeleno Group, LLC was founded in 2001 and is based in Los Angeles, California. |
Maxim Partners Maxim Corporate Partners, LLC is a private equity arm of MJR Holdings LLC specializing in investments in later stage, emerging growth, late venture, PIPEs, management buyouts, recapitalizations, growth capital, lower middle market companies, bridge financing, industry consolidation, and mezzanine financing. It invests in the form of common stock, preferred stock or subordinated debt in education, energy, environmental, and health & wellness sectors. The Principals of the firm directly invest in each portfolio company. Within education, the firm focuses on hybrid and online learning; post secondary degree, diploma, and certification; continuing education, home schooling; certification granting schools; retention, financial aid, fulfillment, and placement services; early childhood/ pre-kindergarten; adult learning; corporate training; learning management systems; content delivery; marketing and admission Services; operational, and administrative outsourced services for for-profit and not-for-profit educational institutions; and facility maintenance. In energy, it invests in oilfield services, energy infrastructure supply chain, inspection/non destructive testing services for upstream, midstream, and downstream assets; wellhead and subsurface equipment maintenance, repair and operation; fabrication services for upstream, midstream and downstream process modules; oilfield waste and water supply, recovery, disposal, and beneficial reuse; refinery turnaround and supply chain; power transmission and distribution; gas turbine supply chain; energy procurement and optimization; renewable energy; services and products associated with natural gas; renewable wind, solar, biomass, geothermal energy; industrial energy efficiency; oil and gas services including oil rig services, oil and gas pipelines, oil and gas exploration services, and oil and gas machinery and equipment; energy and environmental commodity resource management; and conservation. Within environmental sector, the firm targets services and products associated with non-hazardous and hazardous waste management; and commodity recovery; sanitary services; industrial and municipal emissions/effluent treatment; residential, commercial, and c&d waste management; industrial waste management including oilfield solids and liquids; recycling, beneficial rescue; commercial and industrial energy efficiency; and process technologies that reduce environmental footprints. In health & wellness, the firm invests in pharmaceutical services and products, such as nutritional supplements and “good for you” food and beverage; fitness services and equipment; natural or organic personal or household products; and preventative wellness research, content, or publishing; digestive health including probiotics, enzymes, and gluten free; plant sourced, herbal, and ayurvetic ingredients; tea; specialty fitness clubs, programs, training and certification; wellness education, programs, and content; and corporate preventative wellness. It also invests in pet and cannabis products. It invests in companies headquartered in the United States and Canada with a focus on North America. The firm invests between $3 million and $150 million in companies with revenues between $10 million and $200 million, valued between $5 million and $200 million, and EBITDA between $1.5 million and $15 million. It co-invests and prefers to take a board seat in its portfolio companies while allowing the entrepreneur partners to retain large, sometimes majority, ownership stakes in their companies. Maxim Corporate Partners, LLC was founded in 1991 and is based in Chicago, Illinois. |
Voima Ventures Voima Ventures is a Nordic early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2019, specializing in science-based deep tech startups across the Nordic and Baltic regions. The firm focuses on companies addressing global challenges through science-driven innovation, particularly in areas such as green transformation, life sciences, health technologies, and emerging fields like quantum computing. Voima Ventures supports founders from the pre-seed stage through to Series A and beyond, with initial investments ranging from €200K to €3 million.
The firm has a strong track record, having invested in over 30 deep tech startups, including notable companies like Solar Foods, Dispelix, Betolar, and MVision. Voima Ventures' investment approach combines scientific expertise with entrepreneurial experience, leveraging its close collaboration with research institutions like VTT of Finland and a vast network within the Nordic-Baltic startup ecosystem. This unique approach enables the firm to identify and scale groundbreaking innovations from the lab to global markets. |
Carbon Ventures We invest in efficient infrastructure - robust and ready for the future. Moving from fossil fuels to wind and solar, from old trucks to self driving ones, from local waste disposal to monitored waste management… These are some examples of how technology changes industries for the better - creating an efficient infrastructure to support our ever evolving economic growth. |
Ørsted Ventures Ørsted’s vision is a world that runs entirely on green energy. We develop, construct and operate offshore and onshore wind farms, solar farms and energy storage facilities, bioenergy plants and provide energy products to our customers. Our transformation means that we’ve become too green for our name. DONG, originally short for Danish Oil and Natural Gas, is no longer an accurate description of who we are, or who we want to be. So now we’re Ørsted. Learn more about our history as DONG Energy on linkedin.com/DONGEnergy |
![]() Radicle Capital Radicle Capital is a venture capital firm specializing in seed and early to growth stage investments. The firm prefers to invest in Farm-to-table food producers, Fintech, Eco-friendly consumer goods producers, Solutions that aid an underserved market, solar energy solutions, and Food and beverage products with positive social and or environmental impact and Health tech innovations with social impact. The firm typically invests in Louisville, Kentucky, or in states across the nation and even globally. Radicle Capital is based in Louisville, Kentucky. |
![]() Altira Group LLC Altira Group LLC is a venture capital firm specializing in series A2, early stage, mid stage, late stage, growth capital, and follow-on investments. The firm does not invest in petroleum exploration and production or power generation projects and in publicly held companies. It typically invests in industrial technology, software solutions, energy technology companies from traditional natural resources to clean energy. Within natural resources, the firm seeks to invest in oil and gas technologies and services companies both upstream and downstream, digital solutions, automation, emissions reduction, strengthen beachheads, clean cool and GTL, and unconventional resources. It also seeks to invest in information technology for the energy industry. In electric power, the firm invests in companies engaged in generation, transmission, and distribution. Within renewable energy, it invests in solar, wind and tide-generated, biofuels, and hydrogen sectors. The firm invests throughout North America. It invests in companies with annual revenue greater than $10 million and minority and control transactions with established track records and opportunities for high growth. It typically invests between $5 million and $25 million in privately held corporations and C-corporations and can also co-invest. Also, the firm makes investment between $5 million to $25million in advantaged oil and gas technology and services companies. The firm prefers to be a lead investor and invests in the first institutional round of a company. It seeks to invest in previously funded and later stage companies on a selective basis and prefers a board seat in its portfolio companies. Altira Group, LLC was founded in 1997 and is based in Denver, Colorado with an additional office in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Applied Ventures Applied Ventures, LLC operates as an investment arm of Applied Materials, Inc. specializing in series D, seed, startup, growth capital, early stage, and bridge investments. The firm is stage agnostic. The firm seeks investment opportunities in IoT, 3D Printing, robotics, genomics/biologics breakthrough technologies, and advances such as advanced materials, process advancements, solid state lighting, sustainability and conservation, emission reduction, energy efficiency, power electronics, water filtration, purification, desalination, metrology and inspection, cleantech, nanomanufacturing, nanopatterning, nanotechnology, semiconductors, displays, Electronic and Photonic Materials, Lithography, Smart Grid, display technologies, process advances for the 32nm node and beyond, advanced patterning, medical diagnostic and technologies, software, solar PV, solar energy, software automation, data storage, advanced packaging, and energy harvesting, conservation and storage. The firm invests in companies globally with a focus on China and India. The firm typically invests between $0.50 million and $3 million per investment round with a capability to invest up to $100 million annually. In case of follow-on investments, it does not exceed 20 percent of investments in any company. The firm prefers to make minority investments in its portfolio companies. The firm seeks to co-invest with industry-leading venture firms and other corporate-strategic investors. The firm typically holds its investment for a period of three to six years. Applied Ventures, LLC was founded in 2001 and is based in Santa Clara, California with an additional office in Menlo Park, California. Applied Ventures, LLC operates as a subsidiary of Applied Materials, Inc. |
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