ClimateView, a Stockholm, Sweden-based climate action tech start-up, has completed a €14 million funding round.
The round was led by 2050, with participation from 115K, Sandwater, Polar Structure, and existing investors CommerzVentures, NordicNinja, SEB Greentech VC, and Norrsken VC.
The funding will be utilized to advance the development of its climate finance platform and provide assistance to cities in their climate investment planning efforts as part of the EU's groundbreaking initiative, "100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities".
"We are bringing something to the market that hasn't really existed before,' says Einar Bodström, CEO and co-founder of ClimateView. "We have remarkably strong 'word of mouth - and this is the reason we chose to work with cities because cities all want each other to succeed,"
ClimateOS is ClimateView's SaaS-based subscription platform enabling cities to best organize and orchestrate their climate action plan.
The company's platform is currently used by over 30 cities including metropoles like Madrid, Dortmund, Cincinnati, and Nottingham. It provides the city treasury, financial institutions, and investors with the analysis they need to finance or fund the plan.
Company: ClimateView AB
Raised: €14.0M
Round: Unknown
Funding Month: June 2023
Lead Investors: 2050
Additional Investors: 115K, Sandwater, Polar Structure, CommerzVentures, NordicNinja, SEB Greentech VC, and Norrsken VC
Company Website: https://www.climateview.global/
Software Category: Collaborative Decision-Making Software
About the Company: Founded in 2017 by Tomer Shalit, ClimateView is a climate tech company that provides integrated data, analytics, and visualization SaaS platform for city climate planning, which includes innovative toolkits like the interactive scenario builder and the turnkey plan visualization dashboard. The company combines data and systemic analysis to enable cities to plan, manage and fund the transition to net zero.
Source: https://tech.eu/2023/06/12/sweden-s-climateview-raises-14-million-to-enhance-climate-action-plans-in-cities/