Newest Climate & Energy Companies — 2026

Browse the newest privately-funded Climate & Energy companies. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.

About Climate & Energy

Climate & Energy includes clean-energy production, battery storage, grid infrastructure, carbon capture, emissions monitoring, energy-efficiency software, and EV charging. Form D filings skew toward project-finance-adjacent structures — project companies, tax-equity vehicles, long-dated asset funds — alongside traditional operating-company raises. Round sizes vary widely: software-heavy climate tech raises $5M–$40M, while hardware and project developers can file $100M+ offerings for specific projects. Delaware LLCs structured as project SPVs are common; operating companies prefer Delaware C-corps. Federal Investment Tax Credit provisions and IRA credits dramatically affect round economics, so Form D filings often coincide with tax-equity closings. This sector hub covers the most recent Climate & Energy Form D filings from SEC EDGAR, updated daily.

In 2026, Climate & Energy accounts for 31 catalogued filings totaling $1352M, running at roughly 6.5 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$1352M
Median offering
$6.8M
Active states
10
Last 30 days
28

Featured Climate & Energy companies in 2026

$507.1M

Clinch Resources Ltd.

KNOXVILLE, TN · Filed Mar 31, 2026

Clinch Resources Ltd. is a Climate & Energy company based in KNOXVILLE, TN. The company is a Corporation, incorporated in British Columbia,…

$180M

Nexamp, Inc.

BOSTON, MA · Filed Apr 17, 2026

Nexamp, Inc. is a Climate & Energy company based in BOSTON, MA. The company is a Corporation, incorporated in Delaware, with its office at 1…

$150M

NFluxion Inc

ORLANDO, FL · Filed Apr 10, 2026

NFluxion Inc is a Climate & Energy company based in ORLANDO, FL. The company is a Corporation, incorporated in Delaware, with its office at…

About Climate & Energy private companies

Climate & Energy sits at the intersection of project finance, venture capital, and infrastructure investing, producing an unusual filing pattern. Project companies file Form D under Rule 506(c) for individual solar farms, battery-storage assets, or wind developments; these are single-asset vehicles distinct from operating-company raises. The IRA's transferable tax credits have created new financing structures; Form Ds for tax-credit transfer vehicles occasionally surface here. Climate-tech hardware (batteries, electrolyzers, CO2 capture reactors) is capital-intensive, often combining venture equity, venture debt, DOE/ARPA-E grant capital, and project-level debt — only the equity slice surfaces in Form D. Climate software mirrors general SaaS patterns but with strategic investors frequently including utilities, energy majors, and climate-focused funds rather than generic growth-equity participants.

Climate & Energy funding trends

Recent Climate & Energy Form D filings show distinct clusters. First, battery-storage project SPVs have become a dominant filing type — LLCs with names referencing specific site locations, filed by solar-plus-storage developers under Rule 506(b). Second, grid-enhancing technologies (dynamic line rating, topology optimization, grid-forming inverters) attract mid-stage rounds from utility-backed funds. Third, carbon-removal companies (direct air capture, biochar, enhanced weathering) file larger rounds tied to offtake agreements with Frontier, Stripe Climate, and corporate buyers — these filings often cluster temporally with specific offtake announcements. Fourth, EV-charging infrastructure financing has shifted from venture equity toward project-finance structures as networks mature. Watch for filings that reference IRA §45Q, §45V, or §48C credits in clarification fields, signalling credit-monetization vehicle structures.