Very proud to share that Reuse, one of our portfolio companies at Dalus, recently raised a $21M Series A led by At One Ventures, the San Francisco climate fund.
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Mapping Green Frontiers: The Next Edition of Our Latam Climate Innovation Startup Radar 🌿
Two years ago, we launched the Latam Climate Innovation Startup Radar 🌍, aiming to spotlight the vibrant ecosystem within our region and, hopefully, foster its growth. Today, I’m thrilled to announce that our Startup Radar has received a significant upgrade! We have reached almost 300 startups🚀!
At Dalus Capital, we’re firm believers in the transformative power of innovation, especially when it’s directed toward our planet’s well-being 🌱. That’s why we’ve dedicated time and effort to enhance our Climate Innovation Startup Radar.
In this edition, we’ve refined the radar’s taxonomy, introducing key improvements to sharpen its precision and relevance. Moreover, we’re transparently sharing the logic and insights behind each category. From cutting-edge technologies to intelligent sustainable solutions, we’re revealing it all 🧠.
Of course, in a field as dynamic and expansive as climate innovation, it’s possible we might have overlooked some remarkable startups. If that’s the case, please reach out. We’re eager to include any we’ve missed in our upcoming edition. Join us on this pivotal journey to combat the existential threat of climate change! Your involvement is crucial. Together, we can build a strong, supportive ecosystem for these startups to flourish 🌿.
Dive into the Latam Climate Innovation Startup Radar here: https://docsend.com/view/32us2m3aqxmgvv5b
Discover our latest thinking on the refined taxonomy here: https://bit.ly/3U12SiG
Have suggestions or want to add a startup? Let us know here: https://bit.ly/3ktvP7v
To delve deeper into Climate Innovation in Latam, visit: latamclimatewiki.com
Updated Latam Climate Startup Radar
We just gave our Latam Climate Innovation Startup Radar a major update. You might have seen the previous version when we released it for the first time last year. It’s a cool tool that helps map out startups that are working on solutions to combat climate change in Latin America. These startups are broken down into four main categories: AgTech, Energy, Green Consumer, and Mobility. You can grab the high-res version of the radar by clicking here.
The new version of the radar includes 191 startups, which is a huge jump from the 147 we had before – a 30% increase. If you know of any other startups that should be on our radar, make sure to let us know by filling out this form.
We have also updated the Latam Climate wiki. Please check it out.
Latin America Climate Innovation Startup Radar and other resources
I am happy to share several resources we put together at Dalus Capital for the Climate Innovation space in Latin America. This is an emerging ecosystem and we hope these initiatives will help its development.
- The first Climate Innovation Startup Radar for Latin America. This is the first version with the startups in the region we have identified. Feel free to download and distribute this startup radar. If you know of other startups in Latin America that we should include, please share them with us here.
- We also created a collaborative Latam Climate wiki that you can check out here: latamclimatewiki.com. Also open to all collaborations and suggestions on what to include.
- Finally, you can check out here the videos of all the sessions we had at the first LATAM Climate Innovation Summit in Mexico City last July.
Reach out if you want to collaborate on some of these initiatives.
Invested in Climate Podcast
A few weeks ago, I was invited by Jason Rissman to participate in his podcast Invested in Climate, together with two climate tech entrepreneurs – José Manuel Moller and Fernando Ocaña. José Manuel is the founder and CEO of Algramo, one of the circular economy startups in which we have invested from Dalus. Fernando is developing an electric Tuk Tuk for Mexico City.
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