Lowercarbon Capital

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Today we became India’s only residential solar company to cross 5000 authentic reviews on google! ???? And that too with a rating of 4.8 ?? Cheers to thousands of families which trusted us to power their homes. Here’s to continuously raising the bar on customer experience and getting better each day.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems finds yet another way to speed up the steady march toward grid-scale fusion.?

Dream job alert! Our clean chemical company Dioxycle is looking for a Head of Comms. See below!

Fusion energy may be one step closer to becoming a reality, thanks to Pacific Fusion’s recent $900 million Series A funding round. ?? The startup plans to commercialize fusion as a clean and limitless energy source. This funding shows growing investor confidence in fusion technology and its potential to reshape the global energy landscape. ? Why is this important? Fusion energy offers a zero-carbon solution and has long been seen as the “holy grail” of clean energy. The funding will be used to develop technology for “net facility gain”, which is when there is more energy output than all stored energy input. ?? The startup was previously operating in stealth mode until this recent announcement. The funding was led by Hemant Taneja of General Catalyst, and included investors Andrew Forrest, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Elad Gil, Eric Schmidt, John Doerr, Ken Griffin, Lachy Groom, Leitmotif, Lightspeed, Lowercarbon Capital, Mustafa Suleyman, Patrick Collison, Reid Hoffman, Richard Merkin, and Trousdale Ventures. What do you think about the future of fusion? Share your thoughts in the comments below.?? Source: Energy Central 10/27/2024 Disclaimer: This post is made for entertainment purposes only. Nothing in this post constitutes investment advice. #fusion #nuclear #energytransition #decarbonization #innovation #technology

Massive offtakes. Record-setting CDR deliveries. And now a sizable Series A. It's been a great year for Vaulted Deep and their dead-simple approach to carbon removal.

Does your Series B pitch scream “fund me” or “forget me”? Lowercarbon growth-stage investing ace Caie Kelley has seen it all. With 120+ portfolio companies under our roof, she’s helped many a startup leap over the dreaded Series B gap. Now she’s pulling back the curtain on what separates the funded from the forgotten. She breaks down the three must-haves in a winning pitch — and calls out the rookie mistakes that sink far too many founders. Whether you're prepping for your B or it's on the horizon, trust us, you’ll want to check this out.

We’re looking for an SF-based Executive Assistant to provide all-around support for a few of our firm’s partners and keep the trains running on time. A rockstar at this job will be extremely good at calendar tetris, can book travel in their sleep, and has a can-do attitude for special projects. You'll also play a huge role in managing our beautiful South Park office. Learn more and apply here!

It’s been a very good year for Ulysses Ecosystem Engineering Inc. Roaring out of stealth with $1m in revenue, a partnership with the Nature Conservancy and the governments of Florida and Australia, they’re seriously scaling up marine habitat restoration — one bed of carbon-sucking seagrass at a time. A boon to biodiversity, seagrass is home to thousands of species of marine life. It also happens to suck up carbon 35x faster than the rain forests. But climate change has hammered these underwater meadows, and replanting can’t come fast enough. Seeing the opportunity for planetary-scale habitat restoration — and the potential for gigatons of carbon removal — Ulysses got to work. They developed an autonomous underwater robot that can plant seeds faster, cheaper, and more effectively than any other method out there.?? Their recent pre-seed raise — which we were stoked to lead — will accelerate their mission. Not to mention their latest effort, the largest seagrass restoration project in human history. Check out the video below and see how they’re rewilding the ocean cheaper, faster, and better than anyone.

Great results for Carbon Crusher's Phoenix road rebuild project. Stronger, cheaper roads that retain less heat and remove more carbon? Sounds like the future of roads to us.