New York City, September 24, 2025 — The third annual Climate Tech Investment Meeting, hosted during NYC Climate Week, brought together a growing network of global climate and energy transition investors. Organized by the New York-based Altru Institute and Singapore-based Atlas Capital, this event aims to showcase promising technologies for global investors.
Building a Global Climate Investment Community
With attendance doubling each year since its inception, the event attracted nearly 180 investors and entrepreneurs, underscoring its significance as a key gathering for those committed to financing sustainable innovation. Held across from Rockefeller Center in a historic building with ties to the suffrage movement, the venue itself symbolizes progress and resilience. The Coolidge Library, dedicated to the 30th U.S. president, and the Lincoln Room, honoring the 16th, provided an inspiring backdrop for this meeting of minds.
Key Announcements and Highlights
Atlas Fund Launch: During the meeting, Atlas Capital unveiled its third fund, focusing on early-stage investments in resilient urban infrastructure and sustainable buildings. Teaming up with veteran fund manager IPA, the $25 million fund will support promising startups poised to redefine urban sustainability. Five standout companies were highlighted as examples of the fund's strategic focus.
Altru’s Energy Future Consortium & Hydrogen Roundtable: The Altru Institute introduced its Energy Future Consortium, an initiative designed to profile breakthrough technologies and aggregate solutions in a comprehensive global database. The consortium’s first area of focus is hydrogen technology. This launch was marked by an exclusive Hydrogen Future Roundtable discussion led by industry expert Justin Milberg, known for his deep insight into hydrogen investments and global market trends.
The roundtable session, held in the Coolidge Library, provided an intimate setting for a select group of 16 participants. It covered major regulatory, economic, and market factors influencing the hydrogen industry. This session offered participants a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and gain strategic perspectives on the sector’s growth potential. Conference delegates can receive transcript summarizing the key points and insights shared.
Altru Institute introduced its Energy Future Consortium, an initiative designed to profile breakthrough technology
Those interested in joining future hydrogen roundtables or learning more about this initiative can apply for consideration. The next hydrogen-focused session is planned for January 2025 during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Strategic Sessions & Networking Opportunities
Throughout the afternoon, a series of panels and networking sessions provided insights into the evolving climate tech landscape. Topics ranged from regulatory frameworks to investment strategies in energy transition and sustainable cities. A highlight was the introduction of new investment opportunities in early-stage climate technologies, emphasizing the critical role of venture capital in achieving a net-zero future.
What’s Next?
The next convening of this influential community will take place in January 20, 2025 during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The meeting will build on this week’s discussions and continue fostering a global network of investors dedicated to advancing the energy transition.
This year’s Climate Tech Investment Meeting was a testament to the growing momentum behind climate finance and the critical role of collaboration in addressing global environmental challenges. The unique focus on hydrogen technologies and resilient cities signals a continued emphasis on driving innovation to combat climate change.
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