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Assemble: Climate Avengers VC in San Francisco

Hosted by Kyle Cherrick
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​Can't join us in San Francisco? We'll also be in Palo Alto gathering Wednesday 28th 4pm: https://luma.com/dwlf9qys

​The next generation of category-defining companies is being built in climate tech, and the sharpest capital is moving early.

​Join us for an intimate evening with the founders, angels, and fund investors shaping the space. Since 2021, we’ve backed 25 early-stage startups. Over drinks in a semi-private lounge, we'll talk:

  • ​Portfolio updates: what’s scaling, what’s working, and what’s next

  • ​Our evolving thesis: where we see the best entry points as the market shifts

  • ​Direct access to the builders and investors driving the climate economy

​Fresh from the portfolio

  • ​Optivolt: Just raised a $32M Series A to put intelligence inside the solar panel itself, with 20,000+ panels already shipped.

  • ​Terraform Industries: Now selling >99% pure synthetic methane across California, made from air and sunlight, and producing methanol and hydrogen at its Muroc test site.

  • ​Dexmat: Cut Galvorn pricing roughly in half, with third-party TE Connectivity testing showing up to 6.2x more current per gram than copper.

  • ​Determinant Materials: Microfactory 1 is live with American metal refining that runs in minutes, not months, at roughly half the cost. Critical metals demand skyrocketing in the AI boom.

  • ​Solarcore: Aerogel insulation that now protects EV batteries and has made it into red dot–winning boots.

  • ​St3ms: Banana-waste yarn now spinning at industrial speeds, with yarns out to customers in Asia, Central America, and the US.

​Schedule

​6-7pm: meet and greet

​7-8pm: Climate Avengers VC investing thesis updates

​Space is limited. RSVP to claim your spot.

Location
Sool Bar and Lounge
323 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
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