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SOUTH ASIA'S FIRST EARLY-STAGE CLIMATETECH SEED FUND
The Climate Seeds Fund is a venture fund set up to create a curated-index for investments in early-stage climatetech startups in South Asia.
The fund’s key Clean Energy partner is New Energy Nexus (USA), along with a host of supportive follow-on linked-funding partners.
The Climate Seeds Advantage
First-looks at large deal-flow
Via our accelerator partner(s), we take a programmatic approach to access the largest number of ‘first-looks’ at climatetech startups in South Asia
Global follow-on Linked Funding network
Since we only support startups in the early-stages of growth, we understand that our impact will be limited unless we work hard to get startups access to follow-on funding and growth support, Therefore, we are continuously building what will be a class-leading global follow-on Linked Funding (Series A) network
Climate Seeds would comprise of sub-funds focused on specific domains, which would allow investors to come into individual sub-funds based on where their interest is.
For the first year, we would have two sub-funds:
Climate Change
Examples of investments: Technologies and software for renewable energy power plant data analytics & optimization, site selection, risk assessment, and including climate-fintech, carbon-market platforms etc. Software and platforms for EV fleet management, BMS, charging infra management etc.
Circular Economy
Examples of investments: Plastic data solutions for EPR regulations, technologies for waste upcycling, etc.
Here’s what our supporters think!
"(PLACEHOLDER) “Henry Ford’s development of mass production or Thomas Edison’s invention of the light bulb. These economic achievements led to mass literacy, an acceleration of learning, the creation of the vast American middle class, and ultimately the suburbanization of the United States.”
Danny Kennedy
CEO, New Energy Nexus MD, California Clean Energy Fund
"(PLACEHOLDER) “Henry Ford’s development of mass production or Thomas Edison’s invention of the light bulb. These economic achievements led to mass literacy, an acceleration of learning, the creation of the vast American middle class, and ultimately the suburbanization of the United States.”
Danny Kennedy
CEO, New Energy Nexus MD, California Clean Energy Fund