The in-building usage economy platform has raised fresh funds to top up its now $25M Series A funding round with new strategic investors and follow-on from existing..
Whether it sits in a landfill or burns in an incinerator, trash releases harmful greenhouse gases. And much of that waste could be repurposed or recycled, if only it were better identified and sorted. Costco, Albertsons and Republic Services are using Smarter Sorting to unlock waste & emissions reduction potential.
Our General Partner Michael Smith was excited to talk with Jessica Abo at Entrepreneur Media about why the circular economy matters, feature our portfolio company CleanO2 Carbon Capture Technologies Inc, and our latest investment in TULU!
Partner Katie Hoffman is featured in Sourcing Journal's Material Innovations Report discussing the impact of our portfolio companies VitroLabs Inc, Colorifix Limited, Arrive, PANGAIA, and Cruz Foam.
Today, CleanO2 Carbon Capture Technologies ("CleanO2") announced the addition of global sustainability leader William McDonough and Twist BioSciences Co-Founder Bill Peck to its advisory board, as well as the closing of their $2.75M CAD Seed 2 funding round, led by Regeneration.VC, an early-stage venture capital firm supercharging consumer-powered climate innovation.
Regeneration.VC advisor Johann Boedecker launches the textile and fashion platform Hey Fashion! As a collaboration between EILEEN FISHER, INC. Foundation and Pentatonic, this platform is dedicated to elevating the issue of textile waste in the fashion industry by providing brands with tangible solutions and educating consumers.
Authored by our two rising stars, Destana Herring and Eva Wallack, this piece offers insight into the burgeoning carbon capture utilization & storage industry. Learn more about the potential for circular carbon economies, with input from key industry experts.
VitroLabs aims to design animal farming out of leather production. They have engineered a cell-cultivated product that begins with a cow biopsy to harvest just a few cells. Using a specialized bioreactor along with the right nutrients and signals, those few seed cells become an animal hide in just a few weeks. That hide can then move straight to the tanning process, significantly reducing the environmental impact. The process is also much more favorable for animal welfare.
