• Triple Bio

  Participated · Seed · May 2026

  Triple Bio is developing next-generation lipid ingredients for livestock feed aimed at improving feed efficiency, increasing milk production and lowering enteric methane emissions. The company’s technology focuses on lipid-based feed additives designed to simultaneously target yield and methane reduction. Its founding team combines expertise in microbiology, animal science, dairy and industrial biotechnology. Triple Bio recently raised a €1.5M pre-seed round from Marble, Nucleus Capital, Positron and Climate Club to advance development. The startup is tied to the Leiden region and is using early backing to accelerate its progress.

• NELSON

  Participated · Seed · May 2026

  Founded in 2022, Nelson provides a modular software stack for fleet electrification including electrification planning, charging infrastructure management, total cost of ownership calculation and charge piloting. The platform ingests trajectories, fuel and charging sessions to build simulations and digital twins that compare electrification trajectories and infrastructure policies. Nelson reports commercial traction with around fifty clients and says it pilots roughly 50,000 vehicles across thermal and electric fleets, and that its revenue tripled in 2025 (no absolute figures disclosed). The team is compact (reported between 11 and 50 employees) and was co-founded by Alfred Richard (CEO), Inès Multrier and Octave Locqueville (co-CTOs) and Julien Bou Abboud (COO). The company targets scaling commercially in France and Europe and aims to manage 100,000 electrified vehicles by 2030. Nelson emphasizes a vendor-neutral position: it does not sell vehicles or chargers but offers decision orchestration between manufacturers, lessors and charging providers.

• ECAIR

  Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

  Founded in 2023 by ex-Lydia executives Maxime Bensadoun and Victor Jolly, ECAIR acts as a financial co-pilot for installers undertaking energy-transition projects. Its platform converts quotations into fully funded projects by offering an integrated capital stack that spans installer working capital and point-of-sale consumer loans. The newly launched consumer-loan product uses an AI-driven underwriting engine that calibrates repayments to a home’s projected energy savings, making projects cash-flow positive from day one. On the B2B side, ECAIR has already deployed more than €8 million in working capital to installers. With electricity prices up 80% and gas 120% in France over the past decade, the company targets a €15 billion French residential renovation market and a €100 billion opportunity across the EU. Proceeds from its latest funding will accelerate product rollout and support expansion across France before scaling further into Europe.

• NeoEarth

  Participated · Equity · Sep 2025

  NeoEarth develops high‑yield microalgae strains and a membrane photobioreactor process to produce biomass at low cost while depolluting the sea by using nutrients considered pollutants, such as phosphate, nitrate and CO2. The company was founded in 2022 and is accompanied by the Unitec incubator. NeoEarth plans to move into a new laboratory in Canéjan (Gironde), acquire equipment and recruit staff to accelerate commercialization of its strains. It aims to scale projects with industrial partners across cosmetics, energy and agri‑food sectors. The article reports this as the startup’s second fundraising round (after an initial raise in July 2024). Current financial detail disclosed in the article is the new €1.025M raise.

• ARK Capture Solutions

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2025

  ARK Capture Solutions develops a hybrid CO₂ capture technology and builds equipment to remove CO₂ from industrial flue gases, specifically targeting low concentrations (4–15%). The company says its hybrid approach cuts capture costs roughly in half versus conventional technologies and avoids amine-related toxicity and infrastructure issues. The design is autonomous, modular, HSE-friendly and all-electric, and initial life-cycle assessments show environmental benefits including compatibility with existing transport and storage infrastructures. A prototype capable of capturing 2 tonnes of CO₂ per year is operational; ARK is scaling to a 40 tpy pilot and developing a 400–1,000 tpy industrial demonstration unit with three industrial partners. The team has grown from five to nearly seven people and filed its first patent last summer. ARK is exploring equipment sales with long-term service agreements and a capture-as-a-service model while using new funding to upscale the technology, expand the team, accelerate product development, and support market entry.

No current team members are available.