Carbon13's 2025 Impact Report is here — 102 ventures invested, ~979 Mt CO₂e of planned cumulative impact by 2050, and a first look at our SFDR Article 9 reporting.
Our 2025 Impact Report tracks a year in which climate tech investment kept maturing rather than retreating — and where Carbon13 completed its 102nd investment since 2021. Founder CEO Dr. Nicola J. Dee opens the report with a look at why climatetech isn't a sector but a substrate of the whole economy, before the report walks through our full portfolio across Energy & Mobility, Chemicals & Materials, Food Systems, Built Environment, and Enabling Platforms.
This year's report also introduces our reframed Carbon J-Curve model — tracking net mitigation over time rather than a single upside number — alongside our first year of SFDR Article 9 reporting, a detailed breakdown of Scope 1–3 emissions across the portfolio, and an in-depth look at how we're building diversity of thought into every cohort from day one.
From methane capture to rare-earth-free magnets, our full 2025 portfolio spans the breadth of the climate transition.
A reframed view of future impact — carbon break-even by 2030 and 979 Mt CO₂e cumulative net mitigation by 2050.
By the end of 2025, 65% of Carbon13's invested ventures had at least one female founder — the result of deliberate, sustained work.
Read the full 2025 Impact Report — our portfolio, our emissions, and where we're headed next.
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