The Clean Energy Venture Group (CEVG) and E8 Angels (E8) have forged an agreement to collaborate on early stage investments to achieve greater efficiencies and impact.
Both CEVG and E8 are leading individual investor groups that fund and support early stage clean technology companies through investment, active management and strong networks across mobility, renewable energy generation, energy efficiency, energy storage, sustainable agriculture and water treatment sectors.
While the groups remain independent, CEVG, with offices in Boston and New York, and E8, based in Seattle, will collaborate on due diligence, co-investments and post-investment portfolio advisory services.
“Climate change is an existential threat that requires massive energy industry innovation to mitigate,” said Jean-Noel Poirier, partner and executive managing director of CEVG. “This collaboration provides new cross-country access to the capital and expertise entrepreneurs need to prove
