Last Update: 04/05/2026 at 2:50 PM EST
2150 Raises Fund for City Decarbonization
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Executive Summary
2150 closed a 210 million euro fund to back urban climate tech, including industrial heat pumps, data center efficiency, and direct air capture
- 2150 closed a 210 million euro second fund focused on urban climate solutions
- The Copenhagen based firm now manages 500 million euros in assets
- The fund has 34 limited partners including EIFO, Novo Holdings, and Viessmann Generations Group
- It plans about 20 Series A investments of 5 to 6 million euros each
- Half of the fund is reserved for follow on investments
- Current investments include AtmosZero, GetMobil, Metycle, and MissionZero
- Portfolio companies reported one megaton of CO2 mitigated in 2025
Quick Facts
- What: Closed a 210 million euro fund for urban climate tech
- Where: Focused on cities and urban systems in Europe
- Why: To back solutions that cut urban emissions and improve efficiency
- Who: Copenhagen based investor 2150 and institutional backers
- When: Announced after the second fund close
Coverage Timeline: 10 Days
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2150 closed a second fund of 210 million euros to back urban decarbonization with industrial heat pumps.
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In January 2026, 2150 raises a EUR 210 million second fund to back city scale climate solutions in Europe, including AtmosZero industrial heat pumps.