Portfolio Company Opportunities

4.01 is a company that specializes in eliminating CO2 from the atmosphere by mineralizing it in peridotite, a type of rock that naturally absorbs CO2. We eliminate CO2 by turning it into rock and removing it from the atmosphere safely, efficiently, and permanently.

75F is a building intelligence company that makes smart building automation affordable and easy to deploy. 75F leverages IoT, Cloud Computing, and Machine Learning for data-driven, proactive building intelligence and controls for HVAC, lighting, and energy optimization. 75F's mission is to improve occupant productivity through enhanced comfort and indoor air quality – while saving energy and the environment.

Aeroseal is a creator of duct sealing technology aimed at lowering building carbon emissions. By sealing all the gaps in the building envelope, air ducts, and vents using the company's non-toxic, water-based compound, consumers can improve the comfort and health of their homes and workplaces while also helping to maintain a cleaner environment.

Andium is an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) company that builds a smarter world and empowers leaders to create meaningful change. Andium is a revolutionary software platform that brings the intelligence of modern computing to devices as small as your fingernail, providing a level of technological sophistication previously unavailable in such cost-effective and power-efficient hardware.

ANYbotics offers autonomous robotic inspection solutions for industrial operations. The company develops four-legged robots like ANYmal and ANYmal X that navigate complex, hazardous environments to perform data collection, routine inspection, and monitoring tasks. Their systems generate data insights to help identify issues such as leaks or equipment wear, and support decision-making around maintenance and safety. ANYbotics serves sectors including utilities, mining, chemicals, oil & gas, and transportation. The focus rests on reducing risk, improving operational consistency, and allowing inspections in areas difficult or unsafe for personnel.

Boston Metal is a metallurgy company developing technology to reduce the carbon footprint of steel production. The company provides industrial-scale, metal production solutions utilizing its Molten Oxide Electrolysis (MOE) process. MOE provides the metals industry with a more efficient, lower-cost, and greener solution for the production of a wide array of metals and alloys from a wide variety of feedstocks. Boston Metal was spun out of MIT in 2012 with an investment from Ingo Wender and has since scaled the technology 1,000x and produced thousands of kilograms of metal.

Carbon Upcycling is a carbon and resource utilization company, strengthening critical cement supply chains for the infrastructure of tomorrow. Its technology provides a productive pathway for CO2 emissions and industrial waste byproducts – diverting them away from the environment – and upcycling them into critical materials for local, low-carbon cement manufacturing. Since 2021, Carbon Upcycling has enabled thousands of tonnes of low-carbon cement to be deployed in homes, cities, and communities. Carbon Upcycling is backed by a syndicate of strategic investors, including Builders Vision, the Business Development Bank of Canada, Climate Investment, Oxy Low-Carbon Ventures, and Clean Energy Ventures, as well as three of the world’s leading cement manufacturers: CRH Ventures, Cemex Ventures, and TITAN Group. As recognition of the company's breakthrough technology, Carbon Upcycling has been recognized as a Global Cleantech 100, Reuters 100 Innovators Leading the Energy Transition, and Keeling Curve Prize Laureate. Carbon Upcycling is a certified B Corporation.

Converge is building the next generation of wireless sensor networks for the Industrial Internet of Things by augmenting existing sensors to help large industries replace manual monitoring with automated, continuous data collection and analytics.

Cyclic Materials provides recycling services that recover rare earth elements, aiming to reduce the opening of new mines and accelerate the transition to electric mobility and cleaner energy. It operates landfill-bound products and recovers their critical metals that help businesses in supplying wind turbines, electric vehicles, and electronics segments by reducing CO2 emissions.

Econic Technologies was born from a vision where catalyst chemistry is used to turn waste CO2 into positive economic and environmental potential. Incorporating waste CO2 as a feedstock for polymer preparation using our novel catalysts reduces the reliance on expensive fossil fuels, turning scientific research into business advantage for plastics manufacturers while delivering environmental gain for the benefit of all. This vision was crystallized by Professor Charlotte Williams, then at Imperial College London, and now Professor of Inorganic Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. It was initially supported by investment from Touchstone Innovations, now IP Group plc, and Norner Verdandi, and now includes backing by Woodford Investment Management, Jetstream Capital, and OGCI Climate Investments. Much progress has been made since then. Econic’s catalyst technologies have been patented, validated in pilot operations and continue to secure additional investment. A talented team of scientists, engineers, and commercial managers now conduct their cutting-edge work in a state-of-the-art facility at Alderley Park, the internationally renowned science hub south of Manchester. All of our efforts are intently focused on the future. A future where waste CO2, a damaging greenhouse gas, is turned into a commercial and environmental gain. A future that starts now.

Techyparts is a technology remarketing company that specializes in the resale of technology products. It offers a range of products including networking equipment and software solutions. Techyparts is committed to customer satisfaction, ensuring that all products meet quality standards. The company's website provides a platform for customers to browse and purchase technology products, with a focus on providing comprehensive information on the features and specifications of each product. Techyparts also emphasizes the importance of privacy and data protection, as outlined in its Privacy Policy.

GHGSat’s mission is to become the global reference for remote sensing of greenhouse gas (GHG), air quality gas, and other trace gas emissions from any source in the world. In June 2016, GHGSat launched the world’s first high-resolution satellite capable of measuring greenhouse gas (CO2 & CH4) emissions from any industrial facility in the world. GHGSat is using this unique satellite and its patented technology to provide greenhouse gas emissions monitoring data and services globally, with better accuracy and at a fraction of the cost of comparable alternatives. Owners of industrial facilities are now able to monitor all of their facilities, local or remote, anywhere in the world, with a common technology, in near-real-time. Significantly improved emissions information is enabling industries to better measure, control, and ultimately reduce emissions of GHGs. Building on lessons learned from its demonstration satellite, GHGSat launched its second satellite in September 2020 and a third is scheduled for Q1 2021. Three more satellites are under construction for launch in early 2022. GHGSat also uses the same instrument technology from its satellites on aircraft to provide complementary resolution and performance for customers in shale plays. GHGSat’s technology can also be used to monitor air quality gases, as well as other trace gases, in the atmosphere. Business cases are being developed for key markets, such as measuring SOx from ships.