Green European Tech Fund

The Green European Tech Fund (GET) invests in start-ups that develop technologies with a positive ecological impact. The focus is on hybrid business models in the fields of energy, ag&food, industry and mobility. The team has 15+ years of investment experience in the cleantech sector and pursues a holistic approach to value creation with the Triple Top Line.

“We have no more than 10 years to drive an eco-industrial revolution. This requires joint efforts of all stakeholders: academia, founders, investment funds and political decision makers need to work together to establish a sustainable society.“

Dr. Isabelle Canu, Partner

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