The company was established in 2002 and is headquartered in San Francisco with people based in London, Paris and Boston.
Scaling up French cleantech is key to unlock our decarbonization, jobs and economic competitiveness.
Get the executive summary50% of the decarbonisation to get to net zero will come from technologies that have not yet reached the state of commercialisation, according to the IEA. It is crucial to install a sustained dialogue between the actors of innovation, investment, and public policy in order to find solutions for decarbonisation.
€1.9 billion have been invested into French cleantech in 2021. The French cleantech ecosystem is very active: investments in venture capital have been multiplied by 4 in 5 years.
Despite its progress, France is lagging behind its German and British neighbors on cleantech investment: in 2021, €3.4 billion were invested in Germany, and €3.9 billion in the UK. Cleantech investment needs to continue to grow in France.
Get the executive summaryIn 2021, only 1% of venture capital invested in French cleantech went to materials and chemicals, a key sector for decarbonisation.
Get the executive summaryOur mission is to contribute to "net-zero" objectives through recurrent dialogues between key players of innovation, of investement and of French public policy. We ensure cleantech start-ups' conditions of emergence, growth and scale-up, thus promoting a massive deployment of essential solutions for the world of tomorrow.