Investor profile for Energy Impact Partners: stage-based planning range, investment stages, sector focus, portfolio companies, sources, and verification status. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker directory.

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Energy Impact Partners stages, portfolio and investment profile

New York climate and energy-transition investor founded in 2015. Brings together entrepreneurs and corporate strategic partners (utilities, industrials) to back companies decarbonizing power, grid, mobility, and industrial systems.

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Stage-based planning range

$1M–$10M

This is a planning range inferred from stage coverage, not a firm-disclosed check size.

Methodology: Stage bucket inferred from the rounds a fund leads or invests in.

No firm-specific check-size disclosure is recorded.

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Investment stages

Leads: Series A, Series B+

Participates: Seed, Series A, Series B+

Sector focus

Climate Tech

Geography

New York, NY

Founded 2015

Fund size / AUM

Not recorded

A separate fund-size evidence record is not yet available.

Portfolio in our directory

3

Linked startup profiles

Latest fund vehicle

Not recorded

Vehicle name, size, and vintage are not yet structured.

Recent tracked investment

Heron Power

Series B · $140M · 2026

Rounds they lead

Series A Series B+

Rounds they invest

Seed Series A Series B+

Last verified: Not recorded. Check-size evidence is labeled by basis so planning estimates are not presented as firm disclosures.

Portfolio companies we track

Startups in our directory that list Energy Impact Partners as an investor (3 total).

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FAQs about Energy Impact Partners

Stage fit, check size, thesis, and how founders typically approach this firm — based on public sources and our directory.

Per our directory, EIP leads Series A and Series B+ rounds and participates at seed. The firm backs companies from early commercial traction through growth, with a climate and energy-infrastructure thesis.
EIP does not publish a standard check size. Public deal history includes seed through growth commitments—e.g., Heron Power's $38M Series A (2025) with EIP participation. Check size scales with stage and strategic fit with EIP's corporate LP network.
EIP is headquartered in New York and has expanded into Europe (EIP Europe, €390M launch in 2022). It invests in North American and European companies transforming energy, grid, and industrial systems.
Our directory tags climate-tech. EIP focuses on the energy transition—grid software, storage (Form Energy), industrial cyber (Dragos), clean power, EV infrastructure, and decarbonization tools—with corporate strategics as LPs and customers.
EIP leads and co-leads Series A and growth rounds, often alongside corporate partners from its LP coalition. The firm emphasizes pilot opportunities and commercial partnerships—not just financial capital.
Directory startups listing Energy Impact Partners include Form Energy (/startup/form-energy), CivilGrid (/startup/civilgrid), and Heron Power (/startup/heron-power). EIP also participated in Emerald AI’s August 2026 Series A (/startup/emerald-ai) per that company’s release.
Climate and energy founders with commercial traction can engage through energyimpactpartners.com. Warm introductions from utility partners, corporate strategics, or climate-tech operators help. EIP values grid relevance and enterprise customer pathways.
August 2026: EIP returned on Form Energy’s $750 million Series G (/2026-form-energy-750m-series-g-sequoia-coatue) and participated in CivilGrid’s $26 million Series A (/2026-civilgrid-26m-series-a-spark-eip). Emerald AI’s $150 million Series A also names EIP (/2026-emerald-ai-150m-series-a-1-05b).

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