Global Cleantech Capital

Goodwings operates a sustainable travel booking platform focused on reducing emissions from business travel. It tracks, calculates, and compensates for carbon emissions generated by trips in real-time, empowering travelers to minimize their environmental impact.

Founded in 2018 by Dr. Fokko Mulder and Kees Koolen, Battolyser Systems develops an integrated battery-electrolyzer system designed to store electricity and produce hydrogen from renewable power sources. This dual-purpose energy storage solution enables customers to balance societal demand and utilize renewable sources for energy requirements.

Carbyon is a Dutch company specializing in direct air capture (DAC) technologies. It filters CO2 from the atmosphere, purifies it, and supplies it to produce kerosene for aircraft, enabling the existing fossil industry to repurpose storage and transport facilities for renewable hydrocarbons.

Goodwings operates a sustainable travel booking platform focused on reducing emissions from business travel. It tracks, calculates, and compensates for carbon emissions generated by trips in real-time, empowering travelers to minimize their environmental impact.

Coolset develops a sustainability compliance platform tailored for mid-market companies. This platform facilitates cross-departmental collaboration, simplifying sustainability management and ensuring readiness for audits and regulations like the EU CSRD and EU Taxonomy.

Klimato develops a carbon footprint calculation application for restaurants. Its platform plans climate-friendly meals, labels dishes, tracks progress, identifies improvement areas, and facilitates investment in climate-positive projects to help businesses reduce their environmental impact.

Sustain.Life provides sustainability management software that helps organizations reduce and manage environmental and social governance impacts. The platform supports data collection, automation, science-based target setting, scenario and roadmap planning, and progress analysis and tracking. It enables prioritization of action areas, amplifies results, and helps measure, manage, and benchmark ESG performance against industry benchmarks and regulatory requirements.

Crowdz specializes in modernizing trade finance through its invoicing software. It automates risk rating of receivables, enabling funders to make informed decisions quickly. With over $4 billion auto-risk rated and $93 million financed, Crowdz serves clients like Citibank and Meta, backed by investors such as Techstars Ventures.

Crowdz specializes in modernizing trade finance through its invoicing software. It automates risk rating of receivables, enabling funders to make informed decisions quickly. With over $4 billion auto-risk rated and $93 million financed, Crowdz serves clients like Citibank and Meta, backed by investors such as Techstars Ventures.

Renewable Energy Trust Capital, Inc. is a principal investment firm based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in investments in the renewable energy sector, particularly in wind and solar projects. Founded in 2011, the firm focuses on middle market investments and aims to provide innovative and flexible financing solutions for solar photovoltaic power generating facilities and renewable energy infrastructure assets. Renewable Energy Trust Capital seeks to address regulatory and financial challenges while identifying market gaps and growth opportunities in the clean energy landscape. The firm primarily invests in North America, with aspirations to expand its reach internationally. It emphasizes deal structures that facilitate the removal of construction debt, positioning itself as a key player in the transition to sustainable energy sources.

Eyefreight is a prominent provider of Transportation Management System (TMS) technology, specializing in web-based freight management applications. Founded in 2009 by industry veterans, the company offers a global solution that supports the key processes of multi-modal, multi-leg, international transportation management, including planning, execution, follow-up, and analytics. Eyefreight's cloud-based SaaS platform is designed for flexibility and scalability, allowing for easy configuration to meet the specific needs of each client's transportation network. The application enhances operational efficiency by reducing costs, improving timeliness, increasing service levels, and ensuring sustainability. Additionally, Eyefreight focuses on integration with existing platforms and data security, maximizing resource value while minimizing disruptions to supply chain velocity. Headquartered in Utrecht, the Netherlands, Eyefreight also maintains an office in Chicago and serves a diverse client roster across multiple verticals worldwide.

kWhOURS is an operating platform for energy auditors; their software provides a mobile data collection and calculation service that cuts the cost and time to conduct an energy audit in half.

Eyefreight is a prominent provider of Transportation Management System (TMS) technology, specializing in web-based freight management applications. Founded in 2009 by industry veterans, the company offers a global solution that supports the key processes of multi-modal, multi-leg, international transportation management, including planning, execution, follow-up, and analytics. Eyefreight's cloud-based SaaS platform is designed for flexibility and scalability, allowing for easy configuration to meet the specific needs of each client's transportation network. The application enhances operational efficiency by reducing costs, improving timeliness, increasing service levels, and ensuring sustainability. Additionally, Eyefreight focuses on integration with existing platforms and data security, maximizing resource value while minimizing disruptions to supply chain velocity. Headquartered in Utrecht, the Netherlands, Eyefreight also maintains an office in Chicago and serves a diverse client roster across multiple verticals worldwide.

NanoGram Corporation is a nanotechnology company that develops and manufactures products for advanced applications in photovoltaics, electronics, and displays. It offers a customized application-specific nanotechnology platform that provides tailored nanoscale compositions for various industries, including optical, electronic, imaging, biomedical, and energy sectors. The company has successfully incubated and spun out two notable entities, NeoPhotonics and NanoGram Devices. With offices in Tokyo and Seoul, NanoGram enhances its presence in Asia through strategic partnerships, including a collaboration with Nagase & Co., Ltd/Nagase ChemteX Corporation, facilitating development and manufacturing supply relationships in Japan and addressing expanding market opportunities in Korea.