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Recap Energy says the green bond issue received a positive market response, demonstrating their capacity to fund sustainable projects during periods of lower capital investments.
Zhero Europe, a developer of green and clean energy projects, announced on Thursday, August 3, that it has signed a preliminary agreement…
Munich-based VoltStorage, a company that develops and produces energy storage systems based on ecological redox flow technology, announced on Friday, July 28, that it has received a venture debt loan of €30M from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
London-based A/O, a venture capital firm primarily focused on built-world technologies, announced on Friday the first close of its €250M second fund.
London-based ev.energy, an electric vehicle (EV) managed charging software platform, announced on Thursday that it has raised $33M (approximately €29.8M) in a Series B round of funding.
Milan-based Energy Dome, the company behind the CO2 Battery, announced on Thursday that it has closed the second tranche of Series B…
Reducing carbon footprint has become a pressing concern for businesses/startups worldwide.
Amsterdam-based The Waste Transformers, a startup that develops and builds small-scale biodigesters, announced on Wednesday that it has implemented a sustainable solution in Amsterdam's Zuidoost to tackle food waste generated by various companies.
Munich-based ChargeX, a company that develops and produces charging infrastructure solutions and products for electric vehicles, announced on Wednesday, July 5, that it has secured €11.5M in a Series B financing round led by UVC Partners.
Stockholm-based Tibber, a smart energy provider, announced on Tuesday an interoperability partnership with Wallbox, a provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions.
Meet the newest unicorn in Europe's startup ecosystem: 1KOMMA5°. The Hamburg-based startup with 1.5°C greenhouse emissions limit christened in its name joins an elusive club of two dozen other unicorns in Germany.
The Netherlands-based Koolen Industries Products Group, a group of companies that make the energy transition tangible, announced on…
