Buoyant Ventures Unveils 2022 Impact Report
Company Hosts First Ever LP Summit and Provides Updates for Inaugural Fund, Launched in
The report demonstrates the firm's ongoing commitment to investing in digital-focused mitigation and adaptation solutions for climate change related challenges. To date, Buoyant Ventures manages
As the largest first time female-owned venture firm outside of the east and west coasts, Buoyant's 2022 Impact Report expands on the firm's first report, launched in 2021, by utilizing methodology from leading industry standards including the UN's sustainable Development Goals, Global Impact Investing Network's IRIS metrics, and Impact Management Project's Five Impact Dimensions to quantify measurable impact metrics.
Overview of portfolio-wide impact metrics from Buoyant's 2022 Impact Report:
- Renewable Energy: 68.5 gigawatts of renewable energy managed by portfolio companies;
- GHG Emissions: 1 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions avoided by portfolio companies;
- Water Efficiency: 4.5k gallons of water usage avoided by portfolio companies;
- Lives & Livelihoods Impacted: 52k people;
- Risks Hedged:
$148M ; and - Food Produced: 22k metric tons.
"It's one thing to say that you're committed to creating a positive impact, it's another to take the time to develop a methodology and process to help make it easy for early-stage companies to start evaluating actual impact," said
Key details from Buoyant's portfolio companies include:
- 45% are working towards climate mitigation strategies, 33% towards adaptation, and 22% working on both;
- Top three industry sectors are: climate intelligence, built environment, energy; and
- 20% of portfolio company employees come from racially diverse backgrounds; while 29% are gender diverse.
Buoyant's LP Summit, which took place in
Buoyant's climate fund is about half deployed with 11 investments, including Raptor Maps (optimization software for utility-scale solar); SupplyShift (software to measure ESG metrics in global supply chains); FloodFlash (parametric flood insurance); Shifted Energy (demand response software for residential energy load); Audette (decarbonization software for commercial real estate); ReelData (software to optimize land-based aquaculture production); Beni (software to streamline secondhand clothing shopping); Canopy (climate benefits software for employee decarbonization); and ElectroTempo (software to help site EV charging infrastructure for medium and heavy duty fleet vehicles).
"Buoyant remains encouraged by the quality and volume of startups that are deploying innovative software, artificial intelligence, sensors, and new business models that can make a difference in the fight against climate change," said
To request a copy of Buoyant Venture's 2022 Impact Report, please follow this link.
About Buoyant Ventures
Buoyant Ventures is a female-led venture fund investing in entrepreneurs using digital technology to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Buoyant invests in startups leveraging software and simple hardware to address climate change across the energy, mobility, agriculture, water, circular economy, and the built environment sectors.
Business Contact
Team@buoyant.vc
Media Contact
Mulberry & Astor
chris@mulberryandastor.com
View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/buoyant-ventures-unveils-2022-impact-report-301970863.html
SOURCE Buoyant Ventures
Serious News for Serious Traders! Try StreetInsider.com Premium Free!
You May Also Be Interested In
- Travel And Tour World Highlights Top 50 Christmas Holiday Destinations Around the World for 2026
- COP31: Planet Classroom Unveils 10 Films Exploring Climate Solutions, AI and Youth Action
- Evotec Reports Third Quarter and Nine-Month 2026 Results: Building Growth Momentum Toward 2030 Goals
Create E-mail Alert Related Categories
PRNewswire, Press ReleasesSign up for StreetInsider Free!
Receive full access to all new and archived articles, unlimited portfolio tracking, e-mail alerts, custom newswires and RSS feeds - and more!





Tweet
Share