American climate tech companies have raised $12 billion in equity in the first half of 2025, an increase of over $2 billion compared to the same period in 2024. Predictions indicate that overall equity investment could be 12% higher than the previous year. Even though grant funding decreased due to a spending freeze from the new administration, debt funding rose significantly. Major equity deals were noted with significant investments in companies like TerraPower and Helion, highlighting ongoing support for innovation despite fewer total deals.
American climate tech companies raised $12 billion in equity so far in 2025, exceeding the first half of 2024 by over $2 billion, signaling a resurgent investment trend.
Despite a decline in grant funding due to a spending freeze from the new administration, debt funding increased by $2.2 billion compared to last year, indicating alternate funding pathways.
While the total number of equity deals decreased, the average size of completed deals rose significantly, with notable investments in major projects like TerraPower's $650 million raise.
Key players in the climate tech industry include TerraPower, Helion, and Tae Technologies, which collectively secured substantial funding aimed at advancing innovative technologies in nuclear and fusion energy.
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