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§ Venture Capital · London, United Kingdom
Investment firm investing venture capital and private equity in climate technology companies for global decarbonization.
Decarbonization Partners is a late-stage venture capital and early-growth private equity firm focused on climate technology and decarbonization solutions, operating with bases in New York, Singapore, and Amsterdam. The firm manages dedicated investment vehicles to accelerate the global transition to a net-zero economy, recently closing its inaugural Decarbonization Partners Fund I in April 2024 with $1.40 billion in capital commitments, surpassing its initial $1 billion target. The joint venture was established with an initial combined capital commitment of $600 million from its parent organizations, BlackRock and Temasek, to build a climate ecosystem. The investment platform is led by Global Head Dr. Meghan Sharp alongside Managing Director Tyler Christie, who oversee the strategic deployment of capital into private companies developing next-generation sustainability technologies. Decarbonization Partners was founded in 2021 by joint venture partners BlackRock and Temasek.
Key people at Decarbonization Partners.
Decarbonization Partners has 7 tracked investments across 7 companies. The latest tracked deal is $750.0M Series C in Waabi in January 2026.
Key people at Decarbonization Partners.
Decarbonization Partners is a joint venture investment firm founded in 2021 by BlackRock and Temasek, focused on accelerating the global transition to a net zero economy by investing in early-stage growth companies developing proven, next-generation climate technologies. Its mission is to deploy capital into sectors such as renewable energy, mobility technologies (including electric and autonomous vehicles), grid solutions, battery storage, emerging fuels, and innovations in building and manufacturing that drive decarbonization and resource efficiency. By targeting these key sectors, Decarbonization Partners aims to support scalable climate tech solutions that reduce carbon emissions and foster sustainable industrial transformation, thereby influencing the startup ecosystem by providing growth capital and strategic support to companies advancing climate impact[1][2][3].
Founded as a strategic partnership between two major global investors—BlackRock, a leading asset manager, and Temasek, a Singaporean sovereign wealth fund—Decarbonization Partners was launched with an initial capital commitment of approximately $600 million, aiming to raise up to $1 billion for its first fund. The firm’s focus has evolved to emphasize late-stage venture capital and growth private equity investments in companies that offer tangible, scalable solutions for decarbonization. Key partners include the leadership teams from both BlackRock and Temasek, leveraging their global networks and investment expertise to identify and support promising climate technology ventures. Early investments include companies like Orennia, a data and analytics SaaS platform for energy transition, and ConnectDER, which commercializes technology to streamline distributed energy resource interconnections[1][2][3].
Decarbonization Partners rides the accelerating global trend toward climate action and net zero commitments, capitalizing on increasing regulatory pressure, corporate sustainability goals, and technological advances in clean energy and mobility. The timing is critical as governments and industries seek scalable solutions to meet 2050 net zero targets, creating strong market demand for innovative decarbonization technologies. By focusing on growth-stage companies with proven technologies, the firm helps bridge the funding gap between early innovation and large-scale deployment, thereby influencing the broader ecosystem by enabling faster commercialization and adoption of climate solutions[1][2][4].
Looking ahead, Decarbonization Partners is poised to expand its portfolio and deepen its impact as climate tech innovation continues to accelerate. Trends such as electrification of transport, grid modernization, and sustainable manufacturing will shape its investment focus. The firm’s influence is likely to grow as it mobilizes more capital and expertise to scale companies that can materially reduce carbon emissions. Its partnership model and strategic backing from two global investment leaders position it well to be a key player in the climate finance landscape, driving both financial returns and meaningful environmental outcomes[1][2][3].