World Fund only invests in startups with huge climate performance potential.
We have developed our own science-based methodology in-house in collaboration with TU Berlin, Project Drawdown and Project Frame. In addition, every assessment goes through an independent external validation.
First, we quantitatively analyze the potential CO2e savings of a startup’s technology, including a life-cycle assessment.
Second, we take a qualitative assessment on environmental and social impact, utilizing the IRIS+ metrics.
Lastly, the technology needs to fit into our vision of a regenerative world, based on four pillars:
Renewable energy, Full material circularity, Regenerative systems, Climate & social equity.
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World Fund's new report outlines the growing European climate tech funding gap and pathways to close it.
Nitricity raises $50M to go global with tech transforming almond waste into organic fertiliser
IQM raises over $300m in Series B funding round to accelerate growth and improve reliability.
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