ImpactAlpha, July 14 — The San Francisco-based firm raised $100 million for its third fund in 2019 to invest in early- and growth-stage tech companies focused on environmental sustainability.
Its fourth fund received commitments from the Tennessee Valley Authority Retirement System, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Franz Haniel & Cie, Spring Point Partners and other institutional investors.
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Ecosystem Integrity Fund IV already has invested in six companies, including Rwanda’s electric motorbike startup Ampersand, California-based eco-packaging platform Vericool, and ZeroAvia, which is aiming to decarbonize air travel with hydrogen-electric airplanes.