薄荷创新

2023年6月13日

星期四,2021年6月3日,十三10二千万美元可用于新西兰创业公司致力于解决全球可持续性挑战由于新制冰厂企业可持续技术(IVST)基金今天启动。从可持续金融公司与团队合作成立的西班牙影响日本、1000万美元的基金,依附IVST基金将投资从250美元到2.5美元的30猕猴桃初创公司有可能创造一个更可持续的世界因他们的商业成功。创业基金的第一个投资isNilo征服全球塑料垃圾问题,塑料废物转化成商业上可行的替代有害化学物质如甲醛树脂,还常用在工程木材粘合剂制造。IVST投资1.5美元到尼洛的系列一轮融资,与斯蒂芬爵士Tindall K1W1以及全球家庭办公室。与新西兰技术企业家蒂姆•威廉姆斯目前作为尼洛的董事总经理,这家总部设在奥克兰的公司是由首席执行官格伦威洛比,CIO的奇点实验室和美国宇航局喷气推进实验室的顾问。冰室企业首席执行官罗比保罗说公司以前的投资于创新和Avertana薄荷,都取得重大全球收益将废物流转变为财富,是可持续发展的科技公司的类型IVST基金将支持。其他人包括创业开拓可持续制造技术为基础的解决方案,食品生产、运输、能源、和健康。“世界正面临重大挑战,我们相信勇敢的创业者最适合解决这些问题,”保罗说。“我们也相信创始人团队和任务大胆比赚钱更容易建立新西兰的下一个标志性的初创企业。”Global sustainable finance experts join IVST fund team The IVST fund is lead by a team that includes the two co-CEOs and Chair of SDG Impact Japan: Bradley Busetto, who previously led the UN Development Programme’s Global Centre for Technology, Innovation, and Sustainability; Mari Kogiso, who pioneered the $100m Asia Women Impact Fund to improve the lives of women and remove gender barriers in Asia; and Chair Mamoru Taniya, an Edmund Hillary Fellow and leader in venture investing in Japan and beyond. They believe the IVST fund is among the first in the world to rigorously apply theUnited Nations’ Sustainability Development Goals (SDG) Impact framework for managing and amplifying sustainability for the global good, with the aim of achieving competitive venture returns while increasing sustainability. "New Zealand is showing the world how to live sustainably and is driving sustainable tech innovation for the world - and this is why we created this fund, to scale such technologies around the world," says Mr Taniya. Mr Busetto adds: "The global pandemic has reminded us how fragile the planet is - and has accelerated the world’s shift towards sustainability. We have reached a tipping point, where consumers and investors are shifting money into new technologies that are eliminating e-waste, building more sustainable food systems, and reducing carbon emissions. "Lower-carbon technologies, including cleantech like Mint Innovation, will help drive the post-pandemic recovery while addressing the world’s most pressing problems." A recent globalPWC report shows "climate tech" is growing five times faster than overall VC investment. All articles and comments on Voxy.co.nz have been submitted by our community of users. Please notify us if you believe an item on this site breaches our community guidelines .