Ara Partners has successfully raised an $800 million infrastructure fund aimed at addressing the funding gap faced by industrial-scale climate technology startups. This fund specifically targets reducing carbon emissions from hard-to-decarbonize industrial sectors. With considerable backing from global investors, Ara has already initiated investments in companies like an organic waste recycler and a biofuels terminal. Their strategy involves repurposing existing assets to promote low-carbon developments, making it a timely and economically viable choice amid fluctuating political support for decarbonization in the U.S.
Plenty of startups hit a wall after their first few rounds of funding, having grown too big for venture funds but still in need of cash.
Ara Partners recently raised an $800 million infrastructure fund focused on reducing carbon emissions in industrial sectors, which historically have been hard to decarbonize.
The fund's decarbonization strategy focuses on repurposing existing assets for new low-carbon developments, aligning with the trend of driving down costs of low- and zero-carbon technologies.
Divert's approach makes a lot of sense environmentally and financially, turning food waste into biogas rather than sending it to a landfill.
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