Renkube is a renewable energy focused company who are pioneers in the field of Motion Free Optical Tracking (MFOT) of solar panels. They have a research and development site in Bangalore, India and are actively looking to collaborate with solar panel manufacturers to manufacture our technology. The MFOT technology will allow module manufacturers to significantly improve the price performance ratio of their solar panels.
POWEReasy is an IOT enabled device that not only monitors electrical conditions but also identifies all 20 electrical faults. It has the ability to isolate the electrical supply and even diagnose and report issues via the cloud. These smart devices solutions can be used in existing facilities as add on to your existing distribution boards (DBs) or in new buildings as designed replacement to DBs.
Hexpressions is a product service innovation providing affordable, fast, modular and sustainable homes to all sections of the society using new-age sustainable construction material Composite Paper Honeycomb Panel. The panel has two components – inner core (paper honeycomb made with recycled paper) and outer face material (cement board, wood, stone).
Kazam is an agnostic EV charging software platform building India’s largest smart and affordable EV charging network. Through our partnerships with fleets, CPOs, RWAs and OEMs we have been able to create a robust charging network with over 3000 devices on our platform. Our vision is to be the leader in EV charging in India and beyond, leveraging our capabilities in software and hardware.
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Early-stage Climate Tech Startups in India: Investment landscape 2021 is a report co-authored by Climate Collective with the Impact Investors Council, and Areté Advisors to spotlight the activity in the Indian climate tech ecosystem over the last five years. The report helps to deconstruct and adequately socialize the landscape of less understood solutions and innovative business models that characterize the current wave of Climate Tech activity in the country. It provides a taxonomy for the classification of the Climate Tech ecosystem. It also provides detailed recommendations and insights from industry players which can help climate-related start-up investments become mainstream.
As part of our efforts to build awareness around Gender Lens Investing among beneficiaries, we worked with Intellecap to develop a GenderXClimate Impact Framework.
This framework, designed for climate tech businesses whose key beneficiaries are women and girl communities, provides guidance on how climate tech businesses can integrate gender considerations and positively impact women through inclusion in their operations or through their products/services.
Climate Collective Foundation and the Aspen Network for Development Entrepreneurs (ANDE) published this guide to provide SGBs, impact investors, and ESOs with a consolidated list of available tools and frameworks for climate impact measurement, along with guidance on how to select best-fit resources based on their sector and impact goals. This guide does not seek to replace any existing frameworks or tools or create new resources but rather to present an aggregation of resources and insights from the ecosystem to provide a starting point for impact management and reporting for climate SGBs in developing economies.
As part of our efforts to map the Climate Tech landscape in South & Southeast Asia, in 2021 our associated platform the Climate Tech Investment Network created regional snapshots of key countries (apart from India) where we are looking to drive early-stage investments in, namely Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Philippines & Vietnam.
These regional research briefs address key aspects such as: impacts of climate change, climate change & startup policies, the upcoming Climate Tech startups and key stakeholders who are increasingly investing in this space.
