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Masdar Clean Tech Fund
Offices: London, England & New York,
New York
The Masdar Clean Tech Fund is made-up of
commitments from the following Abu Dhabi
Future Energy Company Consensus Business
Group Credit Suisse and Siemens AG. The
fund will develop a portfolio of fund investments,
committing approximately $60 million to
3-5 fund managers. The remaining fund capital
will be invested in co-investments alongside
fund managers and direct investments in
companies sourced by the fund. The fund
will seek to invest in companies with technologies
that are suitable for commercialization
in the United Arab Emirates. |
MissionPoint Capital Partners
Offices: Norwalk, Connecticut
MissionPoint Capital Partners is capitalizing
on high-growth investment opportunities
created by the accelerating demand for clean,
secure energy and the large-scale transition
to a low-carbon global economy. They leverage
disciplined research, origination and execution
capabilities to create a diversified portfolio
of high quality investments within the clean
energy and environmental finance sectors. |
Monterey Venture Partners (MVP)
Offices: Pebble Beach, California
Monterey Venture Partners is a unique venture
capital firm for several reasons.
First, they focus on emerging environmental,
food, and energy technology companies in
California's Central Coast and Central Valley
regions. But more important, they provide
their portfolio companies with far more
than capital. The MVP team wants to be your
Most Valuable Player. Their partners are
all operational experts, and they'll roll
up their sleeves to make sure that your
new business succeeds beyond your expectations. |
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NGEN Partners
Offices: Santa Barbara, California &
New York, New York
NGEN Partners is an established leader in
venture investing in Cleantech and other
technologies enabled by Materials Science.
NGEN invests in emerging businesses that
have differentiated and protected technology,
validated large markets, customer visibility,
and experienced management teams. By investing
in post-prototype, early and mid-stage rounds,
NGEN adds significant value to its portfolio
companies, typically as the lead investor.
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NGP Energy Technology Partners
Offices: Washington, DC
NGP Energy Technology Partners is a $148
million private equity fund that invests
in companies who develop energy technologies
and provide technology driven products and
services to the energy industry. The fund
is managed by investment professionals with
extensive experience investing in virtually
all types of energy technologies and a strong
track record of helping companies grow,
create value and establish strategic partnerships.
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One Earth Capital
Offices: San Francisco, California
One Earth Capital is a venture investment
firm operating in the Bay Area. Their mission
is to invest in early stage companies involved
i sustainable technology in the agricultural,
water and energy sectors. They are most
interested in technologies that are decentralized
and that help mitigate the causes and effects
of global warming. Ecological benefit is
the top criteria of their investment choices,
followed by quality of the leadership team,
financial risk and financial return. |
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StatoilHydro Venture
Offices: Oslo, Norway
StatoilHydro Venture is a result of the
merger between Hydro Technology Venture
and Statoil Innovation in 2007. The group
manages three funds and invests in ambitious
technology companies with unique value propositions
within the energy sector. They currently
have 22 companies in our portfolio localized
in Europe and North America. The investment
team consists of eight highly qualified
employees with solid knowledge within both
technology and economics, in addition to
industry, business development, finance
and strategic counseling experience. |
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The Westly Group
Offices: Menlo Park, California
The Westly Group is a clean technology-oriented
venture capital. They focus primarily on
companies with proven revenue streams but
are open to investments in all stages of
growth. They are looking for teams with
innovative technologies to solve the world’s
most pressing problems. They believe in
the power of the passionate entrepreneur—whether
sitting in a modern office tower or a dark
Silicon Valley garage—to change the world.
Their investments tend to be in later stage
companies with existing revenue streams
and proven technologies. |
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Virgin Green Fund
Offices: London, England & San Francisco,
California
Virgin Green Fund has been established to
invest in companies in the renewable energy
and resource efficiency sectors in the US
and Europe. They are a sector-focused, multi-stage
investment firm investing primarily in expansion/growth
capital opportunities with an allocation
to earlier stage venture capital opportunities.
We are committed to helping companies at
an inflection point of substantial growth
and/or disruptive innovation. Diversification
is a cornerstone of our strategy, investing
across stage, geography and technology in
our core sectors. |
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