World's most active energy investor ramps up dealmaking after slow spell: 'Impact is in the money now'
11 Jun 2026
13:45
InnoEnergy has spent the past two years riding the downturn in VC funding.
But now, its looking ramp up new investments in energy tech startups, Magnus Lundin, investment director for Scandinavia, tells Impact Loop.
"The market generally feels much more positive now than maybe just half a year ago," he says.
But now, its looking ramp up new investments in energy tech startups, Magnus Lundin, investment director for Scandinavia, tells Impact Loop.
"The market generally feels much more positive now than maybe just half a year ago," he says.
InnoEnergy is planing dozens of new investments across Europe, ending a two-year stretch focused largely on supporting its existing portfolio, according to the firm's Nordic investment chief.
"The market generally feels much more positive now than maybe just half a year ago," Magnus Lundin, investment director for Scandinavia at InnoEnergy, told Impact Loop on the sidelines of its BUILD event last month.