Eqon makes devices that can “dim” the power consumed by electric heating cables, which factories and cities use — often inefficiently — to keep surfaces warm.
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The Norwegian startup will use the funding to rapidly accelerate commercialization for its patented technology that drastically reduces energy consumption associated with industrial heating cables.
While AI’s energy demands receive most of the attention, its rapidly growing water footprint may be an equally important constraint.
The President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) appointments highlight the growing alignment between government priorities and where private capital is already flowing.
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Azolla Ventures was featured in AgFunderNews’ 2025 top guest contributor series, which spotlights leading perspectives on the state of agrifoodtech, capital formation, and emerging opportunities across the food system.
Ally Harada, Head of Finance and Operations at Azolla Ventures, has been recognized as a 2026 40 Under 40 Rising Star by Venture Capital Journal.
Azolla Ventures is featured in Latitude Media for expanding its climate investment strategy to include adaptation and resiliency.
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Amy Duffuor explains that her childhood experience with unreliable electricity in Ghana inspired her to invest in transformative early-stage clean energy technologies at Azolla Ventures, focusing on startups capable of achieving gigaton-scale emissions reductions, strong economics, and scalable solutions supported by patient, catalytic capital.