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EV infrastructure company ChargePoint racks up $127m in fundingChargePoint, a Campbell, California-based electric vehicle infrastructure company, has raised US$127 million in follow-on financing, bringing its total fund to US$660 million.
Veros Systems rakes in $2.2m Series CAustin-based Veros Systems, an industrial artificial intelligence company, has raised $2.2 million in Series C financing.
ThoughtTrace snaps up $10mThoughtTrace Inc, a document intelligence and contract analytics software provider, has secured $10 million in financing.
- Vutiliti secures Series A
Salt Lake City, Utah-based Vutiliti, a smart utility monitoring company, has raised US$11.75 million in Series A financing.
- Carbon Clean Solutions picks up $16 mn
UK-based Carbon Clean Solutions Limited, a provider of low-cost carbon dioxide capture and separation technology, has raised $16 million in funding.
- Spear Power Systems pulls in funding
Spear Power Systems Inc, a provider of energy storage solutions, has raised an undisclosed amount of funding.
- Severstal Ventures funds Modumetal
Severstal Ventures, a venture arm of PAO Severstal, a steel and mining company, has made an investment in Modumetal Inc.
Voyage inks $31 mln Series BVoyage, an autonomous vehicle startup, has raised $31 million in Series B funding, according to a blog post. https://news.voyage.auto/voyage-raises-31m-to-deliver-self-driving-cars-aae4de282af3 Franklin Templeton led the round with participation from Khosla Ventures, Jaguar Land-Rover’s InMotion Ventures and Chevron Technology Ventures.
- Carbontech firm Inventys lands $10 mln
Vancouver, British Columbia-based Inventys, a carbontech company, has raised $10 million in funding. The investors were OGCI Climate Investments, BDC Cleantech Practice, Husky Energy, The Roda Group and Chevron Technology Ventures.
Carbontech company Inventys wraps up Series C round at $34 mlnVancouver-based carbon capture technology company Inventys has wrapped up its Series C financing, raising about $34 million (US$26 million). Inventys received an additional $13 million (US$10 million) from U.K.-based fund OGCI Climate Investments, which led the Series C's first tranche https://www.pehub.com/canada/2018/07/inventys-raises-initial-14-5-mln-of-planned-series-c-financing/ last year, and BDC Capital's clean technology practice, with existing investors Husky Energy Inc, Roda Group and Chevron Technology Ventures also contributing. The funds raised will allow Inventys to complete its 30-tonne-per-day CO₂ capture plant demonstration project with Husky, due to begin operations in Q3 2019. They will also support scale-up activities for the manufacturing of the company's filter beds and rotating adsorption machine.