Cleantech’s Rough Year Ends On An Up Note
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- In 2025, cleantech investments totaled just over $24 billion, marking the lowest annual figure in five years, although there was a quarter-over-quarter increase following a low in Q1. This reflects a challenging year for the sector, as highlighted in the latest Crunchbase Sector Snapshot, which indicates ongoing struggles in the cleantech and sustainability startup landscape.
- The decline in investment raises concerns about the future viability of cleantech startups, which are crucial for advancing sustainability and electric vehicle technologies. Despite the recent uptick, the overall trend suggests a cautious outlook for investors in this sector.
- The investment landscape for cleantech is influenced by broader economic factors, including fears of an AI bubble potentially impacting funding. However, some industry leaders, such as a BlackRock portfolio manager, express confidence that clean-tech investments will remain resilient, emphasizing the importance of sustainability amid fluctuating market conditions.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System