Boom for early stage impact firms, shows new data from relaunched Climate Brick

Rokas Peciulaitis, Managing Partner at Contrarian Ventures and initiator of the Climate Brick. Photo: Press.
9 apr. 2025
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Rokas Peciulaitis, Managing Partner at Contrarian Ventures and initiator of the Climate Brick. Photo: Press.
European climate tech saw an innovation boom in 2024 as the number of early-stage investing rounds rose by 40 percent year-on-year, according to the newly relaunched platform The Climate Brick.

Now they must address five key areas to keep up the momentum in 2025.

Figures from the platform The Climate Brick, which tracks investing via open-source data, show that more than 900 European climate tech companies received a total of €20b in investments last year.

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