Investors in the U.S. energy transition are wrapping up a turbulent year. Matthew Nordan shares his view on how regulatory or policy dependence will impact certain sectors under the new administration.

Funding led by Azolla Ventures with Chevron Technology Ventures and Freeflow positions new portfolio company, Erg Bio, to advance its cost-competitive bioindustrial platform as the U.S. prioritizes energy security, supply chain resilience, and domestic manufacturing.

Axios announces that Boeing will purchase up to 100,000 metric tons of carbon removal from Charm Industrial, a startup transforming forest wastes into "bio-oil" stored permanently underground.

Verdox, has completed a breakthrough trial demonstrating the capture of carbon emissions directly from aluminum smelting — one of the most stubborn industrial sources of greenhouse gases.

Calcarea partners with Aurelia, combining their unique carbon removal process with Aurelia's expertise in green ship design and e-systems integration.

Carbon Reform opens applications for exclusive program, with pathways to EmPOWER Maryland incentives, that will turn BEPS compliance into a business advantage.

Charm Industrial a bio-oil and biochar carbon removal provider, has partnered with Mangrove to fortify and scale up its digital measurement, reporting, and verification (dMRV) infrastructure.

Amy Duffuor and Johanna Wolfson have been recognized in The Hedge Fund Journal’s 2025 “Private Markets: 50 Women Leaders” list.

Noon Energy and Charm Industrial were named among the most promising early-stage impact startups on the 2025 Norrsken Impact/100, featured on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square.

Azolla Ventures backs early-stage climate innovations that even traditional venture capital won’t fund — blending philanthropic and commercial capital to give high-risk ideas a shot at market success.