Gravity Climate Fund is a venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, that focuses on early-stage investments in climate technology. Guided by the slogan ‘Have the will? We have ways,’ the fund aims to speed the transition to Net Zero by supporting emerging ventures that address critical innovation gaps. The leadership team combines deep expertise in energy policy, renewable power and venture capital, featuring Dr. Bracha Halaf, a former chief scientist at Israel’s Ministry of Energy, and Zafrir Yoeli, co-founder of a global renewable energy company. This mix of scientific, regulatory and market experience helps the fund identify and nurture novel solutions.
Investments center on three main domains: novel materials and chemical processes, energy and grid optimization, and adaptation tools with data analytics. Gravity Climate Fund operates on the belief that only about 60 percent of required climate technologies are currently available, leaving a significant void for new developments. The fund partners with entrepreneurs, researchers and industry experts to build ventures that deliver measurable emissions reductions. Its portfolio spans startups working on carbon capture methods, advanced materials for lower-carbon manufacturing and software platforms that enhance climate risk assessment and resilience planning.
Clean technology and energy storage represent core pillars of the fund’s strategy. The team looks for companies developing renewable energy generation, efficiency improvements and state-of-the-art battery systems. By backing early-stage ventures in long-duration energy storage and grid stability solutions, Gravity Climate Fund helps integrate intermittent power sources and strengthen electrical infrastructure. Although individual battery technology investments are not publicly detailed, the firm’s thematic focus confirms a strong commitment to supporting innovations in energy storage and electrification that drive sustainable progress.
