A very happy 2025 to you from all of us at BIV. Please find the Monthly Update LI below. It was a strong finish to the year, particularly from NLine Energy, Inc., HOPE Hydration, Cala Systems, TeamSolve, Daupler and Aqua Membranes, Inc. (though that list could be a lot longer). 2024 reminded us of a lot of time-honored startup wisdom, and of the folly of prediction. But predictably,?we predict some things here anyway - https://lnkd.in/epN7YijK Finally, our thoughts are with the citizens of Los Angeles - if we can help those affected in any way, please let us know.
Burnt Island Ventures
风险投资与私募股权管理人
New York,NY 4,904 位关注者
A specialist early stage fund for the water sector.
关于我们
We are at a turning point. From the wildfires of the Western US to flooding in Niger, climate change is here. Water resources across the world will be under increasing stress as the world warms. Products and services that allow individuals, governments and companies to navigate this change will see more and more demand. Entrepreneurs are emerging with the skill and insight to meet that demand, developing solutions to water problems at scale. Burnt Island Ventures exists to find, fund and support the best of these founders.
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https://www.burntislandventures.com
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- 所属行业
- 风险投资与私募股权管理人
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- 2-10 人
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- New York,NY
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- 合营企业
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- 2020
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“Flocean uses natural deep-sea pressure to cut power consumption. 40% energy efficiency savings are not abnormal." Tune into Episode 32 of The Fundamental Molecule featuring Alexander Fuglesang, Founder and CEO of FLOCEAN Episode link here: https://lnkd.in/ejxnDSs9
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What a pleasure to host such an outstanding group of LPs for a fourth AGM yesterday. We're truly grateful to get to work on your behalf. Special shout-out to Matthew Swindle, Alexander Fuglesang and Craig Beckman for their company presentations, and to Daisy Chen and Caleb Powers for joining us for a special panel on the future of water. Onward!
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Sometimes things just strike you as dumb and then one day you understand why. The current model of desalination is a great example. It's something that everyone thinks that we at BIV should be invested in up to the eyeballs, and, of course, we support technologies that are pertinent to desal, but the legacy model is just a tough nut to crack. Ever more scaled plants to minimize the per gallon cost of purified water is the name of the game. So when I met Alexander Fuglesang and the full FLOCEAN team, it was like a light bulb going off. Legacy desal was dumb for the simple reason you were pumping up onto land a whole load of water, putting all of it through a giant factory, having designed it for all of that water, then throwing at least 40% of it back into the ocean. So what if you could desalinate under the surface of the sea and get rid of all that excess capacity? You don't run into paradigm shifts all the time, but we think that Flocean is one of them. Alex is a superb guy with a fascinating skill set, having spent most of his life operating machinery at inhospitable depths, and he's on a remarkable mission to put a huge dent in global water insecurity. Please enjoy my conversation with Alex Fugelsang. Tune into our 32nd episode of The Fundamental Molecule featuring Alexander Fuglesang, Founder and CEO at FLOCEAN. Episode link here: https://lnkd.in/ejxnDSs9
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The funding gap in US water/wastewater utilities and is $110B/yr increasing 10%/yr, according to McKinsey & Company: "closing the gap will require rethinking how water systems are funded across the country, ... leaders can play key roles in?making existing funding go much further". Yep! There's zero chance that doing things the old way will work for the future - the money isn't there to pay for it. What do we do? Call 1-800-inno-vation! Good news: There's a new cohort of innovators with new ways of doing things, for example SewerAI, Daupler, TeamSolve, Ziptility, CivilGrid, Subeca, Aclarity, AlgaFilm Technologies Ltd., SwiftComply, ... And it's not just a US problem, either. Details from McKinsey here: https://lnkd.in/gNEynwQu
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If you were to add up the economic costs of natural disasters globally, the cost of flooding would far exceed the total cost of wind, fire, and ice combined at a staggering $179.8 - $496 billion per year in the US alone. Previsico is tackling the problem headlong with a live flood forecasting solution that provides timely, accurate and high-resolution predictions of floods 48 hours in advance of an event, allowing property owners to take action to protect their property. It’s a step-change in how we think about climate change adaptation, and we’re thrilled to be a part of the next step in the journey. Jonathan Jackson, Dapeng Yu and Dr Avi Baruch and the entire Previsico team, thanks for letting us tag along. Here’s why we did it.??
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"Take the check from people who know the space. Measure value in burritos, not just equity." Tune into Episode 30 of The Fundamental Molecule featuring Scott Bryan, President at Imagine H2O. Episode link here: https://lnkd.in/ecGBXXbP
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Some seriously cool progress, from FLOCEAN’s?Flocean Zero results, to TeamSolve?building their US presence?(listen to Mudasser Iqbal?on TMF). Delighted to have our third deal in the Opp Fund confirmed (to be announced). Thanks as ever for reading, and here if we can help.?
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Thrilled to be included in such a prestigious group for the fourth year in a row. The cumulative impact of this crew for the planet and society is tremendous. Massive thank you to the entire team ImpactAssets team and a huge congrats to our friends at Earthshot Ventures, Ember, Enduring Planet, Gratitude Railroad, MCJ, Nomadic Venture Partners, Third Derivative, Superorganism, Blue Earth Capital AG, Closed Loop Partners, Spring Lane Capital, AiiM Partners, WaterEquity and so many others. ????
Today, we're proud to unveil this year’s ImpactAssets 50 – the definitive guide to impact investment fund managers globally. This year’s #IA50 features 165 experienced and emerging impact investment fund managers, the highest number to date: https://bit.ly/IA502025 ? “As impact investing continues its march into the financial mainstream, the IA 50 has become a powerful barometer of industry maturation and the most respected recognition in our sector,” said Margret Trilli, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of ImpactAssets and an IA 50 Review Committee member. “The scale, growth and credibility of this year’s IA 50 managers demonstrate that impact investing is not only thriving, it is becoming an undeniable force in the market.” ? Key takeaways from the IA 50 2025:? ? ? $130.6 billion in total assets under management (AUM) for IA 50 firms, a 35% year-over-year surge.? ? 250% growth in applications since 2020; 28% of this year’s applicants were first-time applicants.? ? More climate-focused emerging managers than ever, with a record 21 fund managers in this year’s Emerging Impact Manager (EIM) category focusing on climate as their primary impact theme. ? Read more insights in our press release (https://lnkd.in/dMKcjbRR) and explore this year's list to discover the fund managers defining the future of impact investing.? ? #IA50 #IA50EIM #ImpactInvesting #privatedebt #privatequity #vc #impactfunds #sustainablefinance
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Huge thanks to the team at Global Water Intelligence (GWI) for including our very own Christine E. Boyle among their astonishingly accomplished list of 25 Power Women in Water. Bravo! ??????
GWI's latest list of the 25 most powerful women in water reveals some significant changes since 2022 ?? As the tide turns on diversity in some markets, our latest list marks a changing corporate, utility and political leadership landscape. Just 10 women retain their spots from three years ago, including Veolia CEO Estelle Brachlianoff, who continues as the undisputed number one. Retirements, resignations, political appointments, and corporate shake-ups have opened up the roster considerably. Replacing them are some fresh faces, with three women appointed to powerful positions in water in the past few months alone (Jessika Roswall at the European Commission, Retno Marsudi as UN Water Envoy, and Janisse Qui?ones PE at LADWP). Water infrastructure is particularly well represented in our list this year, with nearly half of the women listed leading large utilities, most of them in the US and the UK. Women heading up large water companies form the next most sizeable category, followed by policy-makers and CSR leaders. Luciene Machado, CP3P-F from Brazil’s national development bank BNDES is currently the only financier on the list. Read the full list here: https://lnkd.in/ewYbTVP3 #Water #Leadership #Utilities
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