TLDR:
Elemental Excelerator is offering up to $3 million in catalytic capital per company for their next investment cycle, with applications open until May 31st. The organization provides comprehensive support services to drive commercial success and social impact, welcoming high-impact climate innovators to join their portfolio. Elemental is also expanding its co-investor network and has a 14-year track record of investing in over 150 companies.
Elemental Excelerator Launches Next Investment Opportunity at Annual Interactive Event
Elemental Excelerator, a nonprofit investor in climate technologies, has announced the opening of applications for their next investment cycle at their annual Interactive event. The organization is offering up to $3 million in catalytic capital per company, marking their largest project investment to date. The event featured speakers such as Laurene Powell Jobs and Tom Steyer, who highlighted the impact of Elemental’s support on various portfolio companies.
In addition to funding, Elemental provides a suite of services for project development and financing, including coaching in project finance, strategic guidance on deal structures, and community engagement. The organization has invested over $79 million in portfolio companies and has seen these companies raise over $10 billion in follow-on funding.
Eligible entrepreneurs with innovative climate solutions are invited to apply for Elemental’s latest investment cycle before the deadline on May 31st. The organization is also a partner to winning coalitions of the EPA’s recently announced $20B Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, anticipating increased capital to support community-centered climate projects.
Elemental Excelerator has a 14-year track record of investing in companies scaling essential climate solutions. Through an emphasis on social equity and community impact, Elemental aims to make neighborhoods cleaner, healthier, safer, and more affordable. The organization welcomes applicants to join their portfolio and benefit from their resources and network.
