Extantia is a venture capital firm based in Berlin that launched in 2020. The firm invests exclusively in climate technology, overseeing more than €300 million in assets. Operating across Europe with teams in Germany, the United Kingdom, and Israel, Extantia supports founders working to redesign industrial processes for greater efficiency, lower costs, and reduced emissions. The firm aims to back pioneers who open new pathways to growth while offering roles where professionals can advance their careers and drive positive change for the planet. Its mottos, “Industries Re-engineered. For Good.” and “The Future Belongs to the Brave.”, reflect a belief that bold ideas can lead to lasting progress toward a sustainable economy.
Extantia supports early-stage ventures from seed through Series A, deploying capital through two strategies. Its Extantia Flagship program provides direct investments of €1 million to €5 million in both software and hardware solutions, while Extantia Allstars funds other climate tech venture capital vehicles to broaden reach. Beyond financing, the team offers active collaboration to help companies scale operations, refine go-to-market plans, and secure follow-on funding. The firm follows responsible investment principles and holds membership in the PRI initiative.
Extantia targets technologies with measurable environmental benefits, with special attention to advanced energy storage systems and solutions that close the loop in battery supply chains. The firm views energy storage and battery systems as vital to grid stability and the integration of renewable power. Portfolio companies include Reverion, which produces carbon-negative power from renewable feedstocks; INERATEC, a maker of synthetic e-fuels; GA Drilling, focused on deep geothermal energy; H2Pro, a developer of efficient green hydrogen production; BeZero, a provider of carbon analytics; and tozero, a battery recycling specialist. These investments illustrate Extantia’s commitment to hardware and software innovations that support the energy transition.
