We want to buy as much technology risk as possible.
We want businesses and consumers to change their behaviours at scale through a lens of financial incentives.
We want to meet our planet’s needs sustainably and help achieve Net Zero.
We led a
pre-seed round
of
£2.3m
with
with Green Circle Capital, Ponderosa Ventures and
Remus Capital
We led a
pre-seed round of
£2m
with MD One Ventures and the University of Cambridge
We led a
pre-seed round of
£3m
with Green Angel Ventures and Northstar Ventures
We participated
in a pre-seed
round of
£1.2m
with Sustainable Ventures
Grid digitisation and decentralisation to reduce inefficiency, high costs, and vulnerability to disruptions. Better integration of renewable energy to lower carbon emissions.
Energy storage and batteries to enable better control, storage, and distribution of energy through decentralised energy models. This includes next gen (solid-state, lithium alternate, and flow) batteries; super/ultra capacitors; alternative storage mediums like hydrogen or thermal systems, and even bio and organic storage.
Novel sustainable materials to replace almost everything we consume in manufacturing. We’re less interested in recycling. We’re interested in discovery AI, as well as the materials themselves. We also look at repurposing waste and technologies that enable these processes.
Novel, scalable, carbon-neutral ways to sustainably and healthily feed and water our population, including precision agriculture, synthetics, sustainable agri-systems, robotics and automation and food waste reduction.
Innovations supporting sustainable cities including improving air quality, waste management, internal light quality, Gen4 nuclear, mobility solutions and other urban life-enhancing ideas.
Climate change is expected to take global attention and resources for the rest of our lifetimes. Businesses and consumers need to change their behaviours at scale, and we think they’ll do it through a financial lens. Governments are increasingly motivated both by security concerns to invest in energy independence and by Net Zero objectives to legislate accordingly (e.g. EU’s Green Deal, USA’s Inflation Reduction Act, UK’s Green Prosperity Plan).
The global market for clean technology is expanding rapidly: investment in renewable energy hit $1.7 trillion in 2023, outpacing investment in fossil fuels.
