Top 5 Clean Energy Startup Investors in Israel

Last updated: Apr 2024 A list of 5 angel investors and VC funds that invest in Clean energy startups based in Israel. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Clean energy companies from Israel. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Clean Energy Startup Investors in Israel

Investor	Clean Energy Israel investments
MoreVC	2
Viola Ventures	1
Guy Gamzu	1
Nextgear Ventures	1
Israel Innovation Authority	1

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Established in 2006, MoreVC manages over $230M in three funds and has completed more than 25 investments. The founders and teams we partner with strive to create something real, meaningful and with a lasting impact on the world. MoreVC funds are backed by leading institutional investors, multinational corporations and family offices in Europe,Asia, the US and Israel.

Investment focus

Software, Energy, Renewable Energy
Series A, Funding Round, Series B
Israel, United States, Canada

Portfolio highlights

UG Labs — UG Labs is developing an AI engine for voice-based digital engagement and conversation for young children. The company was founded in 2022.
OpenEyes — OpenEyes offers commercial automotive insurance aiming to reduce the risk of an accident and aggressive lawsuits. It leverages innovative technology to reduce the extremely high commercial automotive insurance costs.
Wanda Fish Technologies — Wanda Fish is an innovative FoodTech company with a platform that produces a wide variety of delicious fish fillets using sustainable cell-cultivation practices.

Viola Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in Israeli or Israeli-related early-stage techology companies, in key market segments including FinTech, Consumer, Enterprise Infrastructure & Applications, Frontier & Deep Technologies (automotive, IOT, AR/VR, drones), Robotics and AgTech.

Investment focus

Software, Information Technology, FinTech
Series A, Series B, Series C
United States, Israel, United Kingdom

Portfolio highlights

Faddom — Visualize your on-prem & cloud infrastructure in as little as 60 minutes. See all your servers and applications and how they are dependent on each other.
Addressable — Target the best users across blockchains and social media to boost growth.
Foundational — Find, fix, and prevent data incidents, pre-deploy. Foundational is a Data Management Platform that automates pre-deploy impact analysis, lineage, and data contracts, all performed through a quick git integration.

Guy Gamzu currently works as an Entrepreneur for Guy Gamzu. He previously worked at Yeloha as a Director & co-founder. Guy Gamzu attended City University London.

Investment focus

Software, Social Media, Advertising
Seed, Series A, Series B
United States, Israel

Portfolio highlights

Zoog — Be part of their story
Vyzer — One platform for investment tracking, financial planning, data-driven insights, document analysis & more! Ideal for diverse portfolios.
Atlas Invest — A platform for institutional investors to invest in real estate backed bridge loans at scale with reduced risk.

Next Gear Ventures venture capital firm specializing in early stage. The firm typically invests in the Israel. Next Gear Ventures venture is based in Israel.

Investment focus

Software, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Vehicles
Series A, Seed, Series B
Israel, United States, United Kingdom

Portfolio highlights

nT-Tao Compact Fusion Power — Working on a clean, safe, scalable, and independent energy solution for future humanity and the planet. With proprietary super fast heating of high-density plasma, enabling commercial fusion energy.
Ottopia — Ottopia is a software company engaged in the design, development, and commercialization of teleoperation systems.
NoTraffic — NoTraffic has developed the first AI-powered traffic signal platform that connects road...

The Israeli innovation agency, the Innovation Authority, was established in 1965 as the Office of the Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and was designed as a body that supports R & D conducted in the framework of government research institutes. Industrial development in order to increase industrial exports of high-techproducts. The Chief Scientist focused on reducing the risk by participating in financing the project, which the private companies chose and led.