Nysnø is investing in Hystar AS, a leading Norwegian high-tech hydrogen company. The investment will enable Hystar to execute its growth strategy and contribute to the energy transition, through large scale deployment of its highly efficient green hydrogen technology.
The Norwegian company Metizoft is a leading provider of software to the global maritime industry. Now Nysnø Climate Investments and Dovetail invest 160 million Norwegian kroner to back the company’s ambitious plans for growth on climate solutions and life cycle analysis.
Nysnø invests in the technology company REEtec. It has developed a new separation technology for environmentally friendly and efficient processing of rare earths elements, used in growth markets within the energy transition. The company is now raising NOK 1.2 billion from LKAB, Nysnø Climate Investments, Mercuria, Techmet and existing shareholders to build a full-scale industrial plant at Herøya.
Nysnø invests in the newly established Norwegian venture fund Sandwater. The fund will make sustainable, early-stage investments in resource efficiency, health, and climate technology in the Nordics. The fund has so far raised NOK 650 million from investors such as Nysnø, Canica, Lærdal, LGT and Hoegh Capital.
The Norwegian technology company Spoor AI develops software based on artificial intelligence to monitor and protect bird life at wind farms. The start-up company are now joined by investors Nysnø Climate Investments, Ørsted and Wiski Capital as they prepare for growth with the scaling of the offshore wind industry.
Morrow Batteries (“Morrow”), a Norwegian company that aims to manufacture the world's most cost-effective and sustainable battery cells, has today announced an EUR 100 million investment round. ABB, Nysnø and Siemens are among the company's investors.
Norwegian State Climate investment company, Nysnø , invests in climate technology company Ducky. The Norwegian climate technology company Ducky develops digital tools to help consumers, businesses and the public sector to reduce their climate footprint.
Stavanger-based growth company Amina has developed a new and easier EV charger. The company has recently closed a funding round of NOK 87 million to rig the company for European scaling. Nysnø Climate Investments is one of the investors that joins the company.
Nysnø Climate Investments (Nysnø) invests in Heaten AS to develop low-carbon heat solutions for industrial applications
The Norweigan State climate investment company, Nysnø, invests NOK 170 million in Verdane Idun I, at the time of closing Europe's largest impact growth fund. Verdane Idun I will invest in ambitious growth companies that develop solutions for resilient communities, the energy transition, and sustainable consumption.
The Norwegian car subscription platform imove recently closed a Series-A financing round with €16 million from new and existing investors. Nysnø Climate Investments are new owners together with Europe’s largest online car marketplace, AutoScout24, amongst others.
Nysnø Climate Investments, Equinor Ventures and Yara Growth Ventures are the first Norwegian Limited Partners in AP Ventures Fund II, focused on investing in the hydrogen economy. The fund is focused on investing in the fast-growing hydrogen industry. This investment is set up to contribute to establishing a well-functioning market and value chain for hydrogen in Norway and around the world.
Nysnø invests in Astanor’s first venture fund for sustainable food ecosystems. The Good Harvest Ventures I fund invests in technology-driven early-stage companies with solutions for innovative food production processes, alternative sources of protein, and combatting food waste.
EQT Infrastructure and Nysnø Climate Investments are new owners of Torghatten - one of Norway’s largest transportation groups that operates routes for ferries, express boats, buses and flight traffic all across the country. Torghatten will continue to work on its ambitious plans for green fleet renewal by investing in new technology.
Cenate AS is a Norwegian company that produces advanced silicone nanoparticles. These particles increase the efficiency of lithium-ion batteries while reducing costs. With cheaper and more efficient batteries in electric mobility, the technology supports global electrification.
HIPtec - a Norwegian technology company producing advanced metal components with lower energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, raises 50 MNOK from Scatec AS, Nysnø Climate Investments AS and Roht Invest AS.
Greenbird, a leading software company that enables power system flexibility, raises € 5 million in a Series B round to grow into new markets worldwide.
