... $820 million from a consortium of investors at a valuation of around $7.5 billion, signaling renewed interest in the fintech sector. Climate and Energy: venture funds are eagerly financing "green" technologies — from renewable energy and electric mobility to innovative nuclear energy. For instance, Swiss startup Climeworks secured over $160 million for developing direct CO₂ capture technology (the company’s total funding raised has exceeded $1 billion). In the field of nuclear fusion,...

... $820 million from a consortium of investors at a valuation of around $7.5 billion, signaling renewed interest in the fintech sector. Climate and Energy: Venture funds are actively financing "green" technologies — from renewable energy and electric mobility to innovative nuclear energy. For instance, the Swiss startup Climeworks secured over $160 million for its direct air capture technology (the total amount raised by the company exceeds $1 billion). In the area of nuclear fusion, European ...

... through a consortium of investors, at a valuation exceeding $7.5 billion—signaling renewed interest in the sector. Concurrently, there is a boom in “green” technologies: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear solutions. For instance, the Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million to expand its direct carbon capture systems, bringing total raised funds to more than $1 billion. In the field of nuclear fusion, ...

... investors at a valuation of approximately $7.5 billion, signaling a resurgence of interest in financial services for affluent clients. Climate and Energy: Venture funds are actively financing "green" technologies—from renewable energy and electric mobility to innovative nuclear energy. For example, the Swiss startup Climeworks raised over $160 million for the development of direct CO₂ capture technology from the atmosphere (the total amount raised by this company has exceeded $1 billion)....

... consortium of investors at a valuation exceeding $7.5 billion, signaling renewed interest in the sector. Simultaneously, a boom in "green" technologies is underway: funds are eagerly financing climate projects — from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear developments. For example, Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million for expanding its direct CO 2 capture systems from the atmosphere (bringing the total raised to over $1 billion). In the field of nuclear ...