Energy Impact Partners

www.energyimpactpartners.com

EIP invests in innovative companies powering a better energy future, specifically focusing on technologies across the energy transition, climate tech, and decarbonization sectors. The firm brings together "brilliant entrepreneurs and some of the world's most influential corporates" to advance innovation.

Check Size

Not specified

Stages

Seed, Series A, Series B, Growth, Late Stage

Focus Areas

Climate Cleantech, Energy, Ai Ml

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Investment Thesis

Energy Impact Partners (EIP) operates on a collaborative model that brings together entrepreneurs and “some of the world’s most influential corporates to help transform the global economy towards a better future.” The firm believes in a “purpose-built investment platform to help entrepreneurs scale and incumbents innovate” through a differentiated collaborative model that bridges startups with established energy and industrial companies.

What Sets Them Apart

Unique collaborative model connecting corporate partners (utilities, energy companies, industrials) with portfolio companies for commercialization and scaling
Multi-strategy approach spanning venture, growth equity, and credit investments across venture, growth, and later-stage opportunities
Proprietary Research & Innovation team that surfaces market insights and supports portfolio companies' commercialization efforts
Global presence across US and Europe with dedicated teams and substantial capital ($4.5+ billion AUM)
Diversity-focused Elevate Future Fund targeting underrepresented entrepreneurs in clean energy
Deep decarbonization expertise through Frontier Fund investing in revolutionary technologies
Track record of exits and successful scale (Li-Cycle IPO, Urbint acquisition by Itron, Proterra and other exits)
Senior advisory board with utility executives, government leaders, and energy sector veterans