Tim De Chant

Walmart heir Lukas Walton, worth $28 billion, is bringing on new limited partners to expand S2G’s investment reach.

The startup, founded by an Arcadia alumnus, seeks to become a common data collection and sharing platform for renewable power sources like wind, solar, and batteries.

The stealthy new startup hopes a fully integrated approach, from direct air capture to electrolysis and methane generation, will let it drive prices down for so-called e-fuels.

NZero developed a new algorithm that helps building owners estimate their carbon pollution down to the hour.

The startup is developing a technology it claims is as fast and energy efficient as 3D printing at a cost that can compete with sand casting.

Climate nonprofit Prime Coalition is hoping to bridge the valley with a new program, Trellis Climate.

The startup is decarbonizing heavy industry using aluminum as a fuel, an approach inspired by a future mission to Europa.

Bay Bridge Ventures’ fundraising efforts come at a time when venture investors appear to be increasingly bullish on climate tech.

SOSV’s new fund makes it one of the largest pools of deep tech venture capital to be raised in recent years.

Quilt promises its heat pump will be a sleeker design that can be installed in more places around a room than competitors’ offerings.

Kode’s platform allows customers to control HVAC and lighting, monitor energy use, track carbon emissions and keep an eye on water consumption.

The startup has raised $28 million to help fund a nationwide expansion of its cardboard-based cellulose building insulation.

The New York City-based startup has been working on a product that retrofits existing street lampposts to enable EV charging.

Given flagging sales of the company’s existing product line, a mass-market electric vehicle would be a welcome shot in the arm.

The EPA awarded $20 billion in grants to kickstart loans and equity investing in climate technologies across the country.

Ford is unusual in that it performs best when thinking like a startup, something it appears to have taken to heart recently, EV delays notwithstanding.

The battery startup has raised $78 million to bring its alternative to lithium-ion cells to everything from scooters to steel mills.

Finally, something that makes climate change relatable.

The size of the new fund suggests that it is bullish that it can convince LPs to open their wallets based its impact-focused approach.

Harvesting methane from organic waste and using it to produce electricity or heat is nothing new, but the startup isn’t building another anaerobic digester.

The startup emerged from stealth with a goal of extending the range of EVs while also eliminating fossil fuels from home heating.

Ionobell, a seed stage startup, claims its silicon material will be cheaper than the established competition.

The startup is attempting to solve hydrogen’s supply problem by focusing not on novel materials, but on manufacturing.

The carbon accounting startup targets SMBs to help them assess the carbon footprint of their operations and products.

The startup is betting its proprietary liquid and partnerships with enhanced geothermal energy companies will solve some of direct air capture’s problems.

The new firm follows the startup studio model, hoping to tap into a likely wave of climate-related investments.

Coreshell, a battery materials startup, revealed a breakthrough this week that could lower the cost of lithium-ion batteries while reducing reliance on China.