InnoEnergy, a leading impact investor in clean technology, has unveiled an ambitious plan to mobilize up to €160 billion in investments for clean tech projects by 2030. The initiative aligns with the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal and aims to strengthen Europe’s competitiveness in the global clean industrial market.
CEO Diego Pavia highlighted the importance of this initiative, stating, “We are tackling the complexities of industrializing clean technologies head-on. Europe has a unique single market, a strong industrial base, and a stable regulatory framework, making it the ideal place for this investment.”
The new commitment will significantly expand InnoEnergy’s role as an early-stage investor in Europe, helping to close the gap in growth equity. The funding will focus on emerging clean tech sectors, including batteries, solar PV, and green hydrogen, which are key to scaling the energy transition.
This strategic approach builds on InnoEnergy’s 15-year track record, during which it has supported over 500 startups and shaped crucial value chains in key clean tech areas. Additionally, it has launched critical funding vehicles like the EBA Strategic Battery Materials Fund and the Santander InnoEnergy Climate Fund.
With this bold financial push, InnoEnergy aims to accelerate clean tech innovation and contribute to the profound industrial and economic transformation needed to meet the energy transition goals.
