SIGNAL · supplier_registrationConfirmed
ENGIE New Ventures: €250M cleantech investment fund open to startups
Engie New Ventures
Summary
ENGIE New Ventures, the €250M+ corporate venture arm of ENGIE Group, actively invests in cleantech startups driving energy transition (digitization, decarbonization, decentralization). Since 2014, it has backed 50+ startups with strategic partnership focus—a standing opportunity for founders in energy innovation.
Score breakdown
Commercial78/100
Climate92/100
Hidden35/100
Urgency45/100
Maturity75/100
Composite (shown above as the score chip) = max(commercial, climate) × 0.35 + hidden × 0.25 + urgency × 0.20 + maturity × 0.20
Evidence
“ENGIE New Ventures is the Corporate Venture arm of the ENGIE Group. Founded in 2014, our +€250m fund makes investment in cleantech startups offering innovation and solutions driving the energy transition.”
What changed on the page
New Ventures Research & innovation About us ENGIE New Ventures is the Corporate Venture arm of the ENGIE Group. Founded in 2014, our +€250m fund makes investment in cleantech startups offering innovation and solutions driving the energy transition. Investment in technology startups completes existing activities and resources to spur innovation within ENGIE. Our approach ENGIE’s +€250 million fund invests in cleantech energy companies who are poised to scale their technology innovations and business models around the world, with the mission to digitize, decarbonize and decentralize the world of energy. Our startup portfolio Since 2014 ENGIE New Ventures has invested in more than 50 Innovative startups with the objective of creating strategic collaborations between ENGIE group and the startups and achieve a mutual benefit In the News What's new at ENGIE New Ventures ? Keep up to date with our projects, events and publications ! See all our news February 17, 2026 ENGIE strengthens its decarbonized heating and cooling solutions by acquiring a stake in ExerGo September 5, 2024 ENGIE and CarbonX (now ClimeFi) join forces to scale the early market for permanent carbon removals through the investment of ENGIE New Ventures in the Paris-based startup
Lines added since the previous fetch. Comparison is line-level; no removed-text shown in v1.