Carbon Equity

Carbon Equity is the world’s first impact investing platform that gives investors small ticket access to leading climate private equity funds. From the global pool of 800+ funds we’ve identified, we select top funds based on climate impact and financial performance.

Carbon Equity caters to anyone interested in the intersection of climate and tech, and seeks to move the needle with their money. Carbon Equity is a European venture-backed platform founded by highly experienced investors and tech entrepreneurs.

“Climate tech is the next big thing for private investors because it combines climate impact with strong returns. Entire sectors—energy, construction, mobility, manufacturing—are undergoing structural change to reach net zero. The companies enabling this transition are scaling rapidly, but they need a strong ecosystem—investors, innovators, policymakers, and talent—working together. Only then can we unlock the capital, regulatory support, and market adoption needed to turn this historic transformation into one of the most compelling private market opportunities of our time.”

Saskia Bruysten, Partner & Co-founder international Carbon Equity


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