TLDR:
Claros Technologies, a green materials startup, raises $22 million for its technology to destroy PFAS “forever chemicals.” PFAS are persistent chemicals found in consumer and industrial products. Claros uses green chemistry to filter and destroy PFAS, with a 99.99% destruction rate. The funding round was co-led by Ecosystem Integrity Fund and American Century Investments.
Claros Technologies, a sustainable materials-focused startup, has raised $22 million in new funding to support its technology for destroying PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals.” PFAS have been used in a wide range of products since the 1940s and are persistent in the environment. Claros utilizes green chemistry to filter and destroy PFAS with a 99.99% destruction rate. The funding was co-led by Ecosystem Integrity Fund and American Century Investments.
Sustainable materials-focused startup Claros Technologies recently announced a $22 million funding round to further develop its technology to destroy PFAS, commonly known as “forever chemicals.” The company’s green chemistry-based solutions have been shown to have a 99.99% destruction rate on all types of PFAS. The funding was co-led by Ecosystem Integrity Fund and American Century Investments, among others.
